Two new hand-operated injectors allow injections into the eye via a plunger, closely mimicking the methods used to carry out fundamental procedures such as hydrodissection, anterior chamber management with viscoelastic, and implantation of the IOL.

Trainees learn the right motor skills to keep the instrument steady while injecting, as well as how to exert the precise level of force required to start the fluid wave during hydrodissection. Together, trainees build confidence in the skills needed to inject fluids or devices such as an IOL, capsular tension ring, or pupil expander. 

Eyesi Surgical 3.0 offers a more redefined ergonomics experience that allows the surgeon to train not only what happens inside the eye, but also how the entire body interacts with the surgical environment. Thoughtful design features embed proper ergonomics into daily training to become habitual in the OR, such as a redesigned operating table, ergonomic foot-switch positioning, and a tiltable microscope.