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O.R. Applications — Surgical AMT Procedures

Ophthalmic surgeons performing an ocular surface procedure in the operating room
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O.R. Applications

Precision amniotic membrane solutions for the operating room — delivering the performance and reliability today's surgeons demand.

Eclipse

Dehydrated AMT in six diameters. Used in the O.R. for corneal and conjunctival defects requiring larger coverage or surgical fixation.

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Tetra

Rectangular dehydrated AMT in three configurations. Designed for conjunctival defect closure following pterygium excision and symblepharon repair.

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Surgical procedures

Where surgical AMT applies.

TetraCPT 65779

Pterygium excision with AMT closure

Tetra's rectangular geometry matches the conjunctival defect created by bare sclera excision. Secured with fibrin glue or sutures. Reduces recurrence risk compared to bare sclera alone.

Tetra / EclipseCPT 65779

Symblepharon repair

AMT provides a non-adherent surface during healing, reducing re-adhesion. Tetra or large Eclipse selected based on defect geometry.

TetraCPT 65779

Conjunctival reconstruction

Large conjunctival defects following tumor excision, chemical injury, or cicatricial disease. Tetra provides the surface area and structural support for reconstruction.

EclipseCPT 65778

Corneal surface repair (surgical)

Persistent or large epithelial defects requiring surgical fixation. Eclipse applied and sutured or glued in place under the operating microscope.

Eclipse / TetraCPT 65779

Limbal stem cell deficiency adjunct

AMT used as a substrate for limbal stem cell transplantation or as a standalone intervention in partial LSCD.

Surgical technique

Four intraoperative steps.

01

Defect assessment

Measure the defect dimensions intraoperatively. Select product and size to cover defect with 1–2mm margin.

02

Tissue preparation

Rehydrate tissue per IFU if required. Orient either side down (toward the ocular surface). Trim to fit if needed.

03

Fixation

Secure with fibrin glue (preferred) or interrupted 8-0 or 9-0 Vicryl sutures at the margins. Confirm smooth apposition.

04

Post-operative management

Topical antibiotic and steroid per surgeon preference. Bandage contact lens optional. Follow-up at 1–2 weeks.

Questions about surgical AMT technique?

Dr. Kabiri provides direct surgical consultation for complex cases — product selection, fixation technique, and post-operative management.