NIDEK - Phacoemulsification Systems

Phacoemulsification Systems
CV-24000

CV-24000 Features

Titanium handpiece (small-diameter, lightweight and huge capability)
High-performance vacuum pump
Exceptional anterior chamber stability with advanced irrigation / vacuum system
Clear LCD
Changing programs and checking set values can be easily observed on a listed display.
Easy testing
Testing can be completed in a one-touch operation. No water needs to be stored in the test chamber.
Programmable operation
In addition to the 20 programs stored in the main memory, a max of 100 programs can be stored by using the additional PC card. (Max. 20 programs for the vitreo-retinal surgery)
Posterior vitrectomy module (factory option)

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CV Series:

CV-24000

CV-7000

CV-6000

Phacoemulsification Systems
CV-7000

Features

Titanium phaco handpiece 40kHz:
Lightweight and small diameter for optimum ease-of-use.
High performance pump with AFC:
Improved peristaltic technology to provide faster rise up and anterior chamber stability.
Vitrectomy cutter: 0-400cpm with internal compressor.
10.4 inch color LCD with touch screen provides easy operation.
20 programs can be stored in the main memory.
Multi function foot pedal: US1 - US2 switch newly applied.

US handpiece

Forceps for diathermy

Vitrectomy cutter

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Phacoemulsification Systems
CV-6000

CV-6000 Features

Basic model with essential functions for cataract surgery
Compact design
Competitive price

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NOTE:

The product may not be available in certain countries where it has not received marketing/clinical approval. Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.

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New Press Release (Sept. 9, 2005) - NIDEK Receives CE Mark Approval for NIDEK CV-7000 Phacoemulcification System