Device for folding flexible intraocular implants
CA 2468757 A1 · Owner: Jeannin, Lionel · Inventors: Jeannin, Lionel; Vitally, Guy
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The invention concerns a device for folding intraocular implants with flexible optics. Said device comprises two folding elements (10) opposite each other whereof the ends are mutually linked by deformable means (16 18, 20, 22). , Each folding element comprises a body (14) and a jaw (24) projecting outside said body, an elastically deformable support (36) projecting outside said body along the direction bringing them closer a positioning pin (38) projecting , outside said second end of the support perpendicular to said support and facing upwards to co-operate, at rest, with the periphery of the optical part of the implant and an extension (30) projecting outside said body including a …
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- Filed November 28, 2002. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended November 28, 2022.
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