Auroblue
Therapeutic Class: Ophthal
Manufacturer: Aurolab
Auroblue is a vital dye, used in matured cataract surgery, which stains the anterior capsule and fibrous tissue that enables the surgeon to visualize the capsule clearly. AUROBLUE is a sterile preparation of Trypan Blue 0.06% w/v in buffered solution.
Product features:
A capsule stainer to aid easy capsulorhexis in cataract surgery.
Excellent visualization of capsule in eyes with matured cataract / narrow pupils.
Clear visualization of outline of the capsule rim during surgery.
Reduces risk of incomplete capsulorhexis.
Salt Composition: Trypan Blue Solution
Strength: 0.06% w/v
Pack Size: 1ml Vial
Uses: Used as a capsule staining agent in 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 |
1ml Vial |
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Uses |
Used as a capsule staining agent in cataract surgery. |
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