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Whitman Toric Axis Marker

Jeffrey Whitman MD

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Dr. Jeffrey Whitman demonstrates the new Whitman Toric Axis Marker developed with Storz Ophthalmics. This instrument features an astigmatic dial marked in degrees on its anterior surface for setting the desired location of the lens implant while the posterior surface provides two large radial blades which correspond to the axis on the dial.

Posted: 4/27/2011

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Whitman Toric Axis Marker

Jeffrey Whitman MD

Dr. Jeffrey Whitman demonstrates the new Whitman Toric Axis Marker developed with Storz Ophthalmics. This instrument features an astigmatic dial marked in degrees on its anterior surface for setting the desired location of the lens implant while the posterior surface provides two large radial blades which correspond to the axis on the dial.

Posted: 4/27/2011

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