AlgerBrush II

The AlgerBrush II

Product Description

The AlgerBrush II is used by ophthalmologists, ER physicians and, optometrists who are trained and licensed to remove foreign bodies from the eye of a patient. Rust rings are normally caused by a ferrous foreign body accidentally striking the cornea or sclera of the patient. When the foreign body (usually a spark produced by a grinding wheel or welding torch) strikes the eye it will, when combined with the moisture in the eye, cause the development of rust rings. The AlgerBrush II is used for the expressed purpose of removing these rust rings from the eye. The AlgerBrush II has a very low torque motor powered by a single AA battery. The burr in this rotary instrument essentially “brushes” the rust ring from the cornea or sclera leaving a smooth surface which in turn heals much faster and cleaner than with other instruments which may be used for this purpose. The AlgerBrush II has been CE marked since 1998. In combination with the diamond burr option it is also used as an adjunct to pterygium procedures as well as by veterinarians for treatment of recurrent corneal ulcers.

Lightweight, pocket-sized

Replacement burrs – sold either in sterile or non-sterile packages

Battery powered

Used worldwide since 1970 and CE marked since 1998

Anatomy of the AlgerBrush II

	Anatomy of the AlgerBrush II
A.	AlgerBrush II Cap (CAP2)
B.	AlgerBrush II Burr and Chuck (Multiple Options)
C.	AlgerBrush II Housing (H2)
D.	AlgerBrush II Motor (MOTOR2)
E.	AlgerBrush II Battery (Standard AA Battery)
F.	AlgerBrush II End Nut (ENDNUT2)

For Canadian Customers

Due to the expense associated with the Canadian MDSAP (Medical Device Single Audit Program) requirement, the Algerbrush and its components are not available for distribution into Canada. (This does not affect the sale of the AlgerLight into Canada.)

From Our Satisfied AlgerBrush II Users:

“At Eye Physicians of Austin, we keep several Algerbrushs available for clinical & surgical use. There is no substitute, and it would be very difficult to practice Ophthalmology without this indispensable tool.”

—K.R. Pierce, MD, Eye Physicians of Austin

“Corneal ulcers have long been a problem in dogs. Treatment has been challenging until AlgerBrush II with a diamond burr was introduced. This process has been extremely beneficial in dealing with problem cases. The service and customer care is exceptional.”

—J. Greg Dye, DVM