easyPhaco: Fluidics based on physics
The easyPhaco technology is developed for safe and efficient phacoemulsification. It is characterised by direct fragment followability, strong holdability and a stable anterior chamber (4).
The principle behind easyPhaco
Direct fragment followability: The high vacuum setting and the wide infusion path of the easyTips create a direct flow to the tip. This results in a magnet-like attraction of the fragments.
Strong fragment holdability: The angled easyTip opening has been designed to hold fragments firmly at the tip.
U/S energy absorbed by the occluded fragments: Thanks to the strong holdability and the longitudinal movements of the easyTips, ultrasound is directed axially to the occluded fragments.
Smooth fragment aspiration: Following an occlusion break, the capillary aspiration path of the easyTips provides continuous aspiration. Thanks to the high vacuum created, the fragments are efficiently aspirated.
Stable anterior chamber: The infusion capacity is several times higher than the aspiration, enabling the intraocular pressure to be maintained for a stable anterior chamber.
Why easyPhaco is made for demanding cataracts
«Many of my patients have hard cataract. I accustomed to use quick phaco surgery with high parameters. The Oertli surgery platform gives me the confidence to work efficiently with this hard cataracts and good fluidics. Thanks Oertli.» (D)
Dr. Mahmoud Genaidy
Minia University, Faculty of Medicine, Cairo, Egypt
Titanium handpiece.
Lightweight feel.
With an external diameter of 13 mm, an internal infusion line and a low weight of 42 grams, the titanium easyPhaco handpiece has set the standard since 2002. The handpiece has six piezo crystals. The five rubber rings on the handpiece make it comfortable to hold.
Connecting skills with technology.
Connecting skills with technology.
Precision in cataract surgery depends on a seamless connection between surgeon and technology. The easyPhaco handpiece with six piezo crystals and the angled easyTips form this essential link for phacoemulsification.
Proper hydrodissection
Only a proper hydrodissection releases the lens until it can be fully rotated. Once mobile, you can use your preferred technique to start, stop and chop or divide and conquer.
Turn the bevel sideways
Rethink your habits: Turn the bevel sideways to reach full occlusion. Holding the bevel at 11 or 1 o'clock towards the fragment provides high performance.
Stay in the center
easyPhaco allows you to work at a safe distance from the capsular bag. The high vacuum setting and the wide infusion path of the easyTips create a direct flow to the tip. This results in a magnet-like attraction of the fragments while the capillary aspiration path porvides continuous aspiration.
easyPhaco in challenging cases
Gain valuable insights from authentic surgical scenarios. Dr. Markus Schranz demonstrates why easyPhaco is his gold standard — from managing dense nuclei to mastering soft lenses and executing the phaco chop technique.
See easyPhaco in action
