First Non-invasive & portable Corneal Esthesiometer
To measure the function of the corneal nerves and evaluate the condition of the ocular surface.
Key Features
Corneal Esthesiomter Brill
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- Non-invasive (non-contact)
- Portable – slit lamp recommended
- 5 validated stimulus levels
- Reproducible results, without interpersonal variability
- No consumables required
Corneal innervation
and sensitivity
The cornea is the most densely innervated tissue in the body with 7,000 receptors/mm.
The corneal nerves are key to:
- The blink reflex
- Tear production and secretion
- Reepithelialization and wound healing
Esthesiometry
Corneal sensitivity is a key biomarker to analyze the function of corneal nerves, which are essential for ocular protection and maintenance of homeostasis.
Complete ophthalmological examination
Corneal Esthesiometer Brill
The first non-contact and portable medical device to monitor the corneal nerves´function and assess the ocular surface health status.
Corneal Esthesiometer Brill
The first non-contact and portable medical device to monitor the corneal nerves´function and assess the ocular surface health status.
Focused on developing disruptive ophtalmic solutions and determined to make a significant impact on patients´lives.
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Locations
Contact us
- 237 South Dixie Highway, 4th Floor Coral Gables, FL 33133
- 1.844.462.7455
- info.us@brill-international.com/asia
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