DSAEK
Descemet’s Stripping Automated Endothelial Keratoplasty graft thickness specification are available in micron ranges, including Nano-Thin™ <60 microns, and Ultra-Thin <100 microns.
READ MOREThe EndoSerter Corneal Endothelium Delivery Instrument is a device used for delivering a corneal endothelial allograft into the eye. The EndoSerter is a sterile, disposable, single use only device. When loaded with allograft tissue, rotated, and inserted into the eye the allograft can be deployed in the anterior chamber.
Schedule a ConsultationCorneaGen offers a free trial of the EndoSerter to U.S. ophthalmic surgeons who perform DSEK transplant procedures. A clinical in-service with one of our trained Surgical Product Specialists is required to participate in the free trial.
If you are a surgeon who would like to participate in a free trial, please watch the EndoSerter Instructional Video, below. Then contact us to schedule an in-service by calling (844) 526-7632.
The EndoSerter Corneal Endothelium Delivery Instrument is a sterile, disposable, single-use device designed for DSEK. The following video provides a detailed overview of how the EndoSerter works, along with step-by-step instructions on using the EndoSerter. Please take a moment to watch the video and then give our office a call to schedule and in-service and your free trial: (844) 526-7632
The EndoSerter is an innovative insertion device used in DSEK transplant procedures. This Product Comparison Chart compares the EndoSerter to competitive devices. Some of the standout features include:
The EndoSerter does NOT push or pull on the fragile allograft tissue and endothelial cells. The allograft is simply uncovered during deployment.
The EndoSerter can be used with corneal tissue measuring up to 175 microns in central thickness and 8.5 mm in diameter. Many surgeons are moving toward thinner tissue and the “sweet spot” for tissue used with the EndoSerter is around 110-125 microns in central thickness.
Various circumstances arise that require a customer to return distributed product. For such cases involving any of our products, follow the below returned goods policy.
Products may be returned in the following cases:
CorneaGen will not accept product returns in the following cases:
All returned goods must have prior authorization and be identified with a Return Goods Authorization (RGA) number. The number must be displayed on the shipping carton containing the returned goods and all accompanying paperwork.
A Returned Goods Authorization (RGA) number may be issued only by CorneaGen. Contact us for a RGA number.
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If you have had any complications occur in your recipients, we ask you please file a report with us so that we may comply with EBAA and FDA regulations.
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