Clear Surgical, is a new medical device company established in 2013 to design, manufacture and sell innovative medical devices for use in surgery.
Products include the only disposable self-retaining illuminated retractor for improving the field of light in surgical cavities and also the cannulated reduction forceps that act as a universal guidance system for use in treating fractures for orthopaedic patients.
The Cannulated Reduction Forceps facilitate the placement of equipment and implants such as surgical screws, suture systems and K-wires with considerable accuracy and ease.
The Oplight is designed for use by medical professionals carrying out open cavity surgery and will provide retraction for surgical incision while using small, in-built LED technology to illuminate the part of the body being operated upon.
Products include the only disposable self-retaining illuminated retractor for improving the field of light in surgical cavities and also the cannulated reduction forceps that act as a universal guidance system for use in treating fractures for orthopaedic patients.
The Cannulated Reduction Forceps facilitate the placement of equipment and implants such as surgical screws, suture systems and K-wires with considerable accuracy and ease.
The Oplight is designed for use by medical professionals carrying out open cavity surgery and will provide retraction for surgical incision while using small, in-built LED technology to illuminate the part of the body being operated upon.
Location: United Kingdom, Scotland, City of Edinburgh
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2013
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