Suturing techniques Videos vs Toric IOL

If you are a dental surgeon or dentistry student this is the application for you, it reviews the various suturing techniques used in oral surgery. For each suture you will find: - a VIDEO demonstrating how to perform it, - its advantages, - its drawbacks, - ts indications. The videos were filmed using silicon models to make them as clear as possible. With V. 2.0 we added clinic videos. - How would you perform a post-extraction cross suture on a patient taking anticoagulant medication so as to keep the haemostatic sponge in the socket in place? - How would you perform a simple continuous suture after multiple extractions and/or alveolar ridge correction? These are just two of the questions this application answers. In both cases, a loop suture would have been less effective and a waste of time. The list of suturing techniques dealt with in this application, which currently stands at 9, will be gradually increased with free updates. Today 15 with V. 2.6. We would be glad to receive your suggestions and comments. ------------- No Internet connection required after purchase (a few minutes) OS 4.3 or later necessary.

Toric IOL lets you align toric intraocular lenses without pre-op ink marking. Photograph the eye, identify natural conjunctival or limbal landmarks on a digital protractor overlay, and use them as precise references for your Mendez gauge in theatre. The app guides you to capture a high-quality, enhanced close-up — not just a normal phone photo. The result is a sharp, contrast-boosted image where vessels and landmarks are easy to identify. GUIDED CAPTURE • Macro camera with telephoto lens — automatically selects the sharpest lens for close-up eye photography • Limbus guide overlay — aligns the eye within a limbus ring and palpebral fissure outline before you shoot • Gyroscope level indicator — only allows capture when the phone is held perfectly horizontal • Flash on by default — illuminates conjunctival and limbal vessels for clearer landmark identification ENHANCED IMAGE Once captured, the image is automatically enhanced to make landmarks easier to identify. TWO WAYS TO USE IT A) Landmark-Based (No Ink) Skip the uncomfortable pre-op ink marking. Mark natural conjunctival or limbal landmarks on the protractor overlay to record their axis. In theatre, align your Mendez gauge to those same landmarks. B) Ink Mark Identification Place an ink mark anywhere on the limbus, then photograph the eye. The app tells you exactly what axis the mark sits on — a precise reference for your Mendez gauge. OR REFERENCE VIEW Open the saved case in theatre. The display is in microscope orientation so it matches what you see through the oculars. The screen stays awake automatically. • Two independent axis markers (drag to position) • IOL target axis with alignment marks on the protractor ring • Pinch to zoom, drag to reposition PRIVACY All data stays on your device. No accounts, no cloud, no tracking. Developed by an ophthalmologist.