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Clinical Performance and Surgeon Acceptability of a New Dual Mode Phacoemulsification System
Gabriel Quesada1, Daniel H Chang2, Kevin L Waltz3
1Grupo Oftalmo & Plastico, San Salvador, El Salvador.
Clinical Ophthalmology (Auckland, N.Z.)
|August 15, 2022
Summary
The VERITAS™ Vision System, a new phacoemulsification tool, demonstrated high surgeon satisfaction and favorable clinical performance in cataract surgery. This innovative system is safe and effective for patients undergoing lens replacement.
Area of Science:
- Ophthalmology
- Surgical Technology
- Medical Devices
Background:
- Cataract extraction is a common surgical procedure to restore vision.
- Phacoemulsification systems are crucial for efficient and safe cataract removal.
- Evaluating new surgical technologies is essential for advancing ophthalmic care.
Observation:
- This first-in-human study assessed the VERITAS™ Vision System in cataract surgery patients.
- Surgeons evaluated the system's performance and ergonomics through questionnaires.
- Clinical outcomes, including corneal clarity and adverse events, were monitored.
Findings:
- The VERITAS™ Vision System achieved high surgeon satisfaction (≥97%) with its performance, ergonomics, and usability.
- Clinically favorable results for corneal clarity and overall surgical outcomes were observed in ≥94% of cases.
- The system demonstrated excellent anterior chamber stability and efficient cutting.
Implications:
- The VERITAS™ Vision System offers a safe and effective option for cataract surgery.
- Improvements in ergonomics and performance can enhance surgeon experience and patient outcomes.
- This technology has the potential to become a valuable tool in ophthalmic surgery.
