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Applica'on: eSEM images of the accommoda'on apparatus The BIONIKO Manual Lens Stretcher (MLS) is designed
to mount and stretch the accommodation apparatus
in ex-vivo eyes, to study structures including
Applica'on: eSEM images of the accommoda'on apparatus Cliary processes.
the ciliary body, the zonules and the lens.
It provides researchers the means to
handle these delicate tissue structures
in order to simulate accommodation
or perform morphological studies
on the exposed structures. Its
compact size allows the MLS to
Stretched view of the accommodation apparatus, including the anterior hyaloid membrane.
Zonular fiber attachment on lens capsule.
be used within a larger optical or
imaging instrument.
As published by A. Bernal, J.M. Parel and F. Manns in Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2006 Nov;47(11):4708-13
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Phone: (507) BIONIKO
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BIONIKO
MANUAL LENS STRETCHER (MLS)
SHOES
FEATURES
There are 8 SHOES in a “SHOE-set”. The SHOES are the eye adapters of the MLS
mechanism. They are radially arranged around the eye and glued to the sclera at the
posterior chamber level below the limbus.
SHOE-Sets come in “Sizes”, and are removable and inter-changeable. SHOE Size is
specified with two numbers depending on eye biometry: “G”-”C”
G - Average Globe Diameter (at equator)
C - Average Corneal Diameter (at limbus)
G
ACCESSORIES
• Exposure and handling of posterior chamber structures
• Immersion chambers
• Apertures
• 4mm Ø Max stretch
• Heated systems
• Dissection stages
• Anterior access to posterior structures, such as the anterior
hyaloid membrane are possible
• Illumination stages
• Custom SHOES
C
Our Human standard SHOE size is: 24-12 (24mm
globe diameter, 12mm corneal diameter).
We “custom-fit” SHOES to match your research needs.
SHOE-Sets are available in disposable plastic or in reusable aluminum.
CASE
CLICK FOR MLS ASSEMBLY VIDEO
SET UP
TOP PLATE
1. Prepare eye. Remove conjunctiva and dry scleral surface with a sponge.
2. Mount eye. With the stretcher in the unstretched position, add a drop of
super-glue (cyanoacrylate) to the curved surface of the 8 shoes; align cornea
with aperture and glue sclera to the shoes. Wait for a couple of minutes for
glue to cure.
3. Dissect. Remove posterior pole and remove excess vitreous with a
sponge and scissors. Dissect cornea and iris to expose the accommodation
apparatus.
4. Segment. Cut sclera between segments, taking care not to cut through
all the tissue. Only the scleral shell should be cut to allow stretching. The soft
tissues beneath the sclera should be left as intact as possible.
SHOES
APPLICATIONS
• Accommodation simulation
BOTTOM PLATE
• Ocular optics / IOL research
• Morphology research; used with advanced microscopy
techniques: SEM, eSEM, Confocal, AFM