The CAPSULASER Advantage
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CAPSULaser is a selective laser that creates a capsulotomy in less than a 1/3rd of a second. The laser energy is delivered in a continuous manner rather than a pulsed beam which can create tissue bridges.
In clinical studies CAPSULaser has demonstrated superior consistency in creating a capsulotomy:
- 100% Free-floating capsulotomy¹
- 100% 360º IOL coverage¹

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CAPSULaser offers the surgeon laser precision to:
- Pre-select the intended capsulotomy size from 4.0mm to 5.5mm in 0.1mm increments
- Personalize capsulotomy size and aim beam intensity

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CAPSULaser creates an elastic capsulotomy rim resistant to tearing²:
- Rolled over edge (double thickness)³
- Smooth amorphous collagen rim³
- Continuous 360º tag free profile²

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CAPSULaser is a small ergonomic device:
- Seamless integration into the cataract work flow
- No requirement to move patient as capsulotomy takes place at the OR microscope

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CAPSULaser is a small ergonomic device:
- Seamless integration into the cataract work flow
- No requirement to move patient as capsulotomy takes place at the OR microscope

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CAPSULaser provides a cost and time effective solution to create the ideal capsulotomy:
- Affordable acquisition and running costs
- Short and straight forward learning curve
- Non-invasive procedure with improved visualization throughout the surgery

SPECIFICATIONS
References
- Stodulka et Efficacy and safety of a new selective laser device to create anterior capsulotomies in cataract patients. Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery: May 2019 – Volume 45, Issue 5, May 2019, Pages 601-607.
- Nagy et Journal of Refractive Surgery, 2011; 27: 564-569.
- Daya et Parameters affecting anterior capsulotomy tear strength and distension. Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery: March 2019 – Volume 45 – Issue 3 – p 355-360.
- Daya S, Chee S-P, Ti S-E, et Comparison of anterior capsulotomy techniques: continuous curvilinear capsulorhexis, femtosecond laser- assisted capsulotomy and selective laser capsulotomy. Br J Ophthalmol 2019;0:1–6. doi:10.1136.
- Centre for Sight, East Grinstead, Sussex, UK.
- EXCEL-LENS Inc, data on file



