Blue Rhexis
Therapeutic Class: Ophthal
Manufacturer: Caregroup
Blue Rhexis is a vital dye, used to visualize the capsulorhexis during cataract surgery in the absence of red fundus reflex. It stains the anterior lens capsule offering excellent visualization in eyes with mature cataract. Trypan Blue is a sterile preparation in an isotonic, buffered vehicle.
Salt Composition: Trypan Blue Solution
Strength: 0.06% w/v
Pack Size: 5 ml Vial
Uses: ophthalmic cataract surgery
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Salt Composition |
Trypan Blue Solution |
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Strength |
0.06% w/v |
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Pack Size |
5 ml Vial |
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Uses |
ophthalmic cataract surgery |
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