The Impact of
Impaired Laparoscopic Vision
Disruption to Surgical Flow
Following a Kings College London publication in 25 procedures across 4 surgical disciplines the true impact of impaired vision is now being understood.1
59 minutes of an average procedure lasting 2hr 40 minutes is spent with suboptimal vision.1,2 This leads to:
Disruption to surgical flow3-5
Increased procedure time3-5
Increased procedural costs3-6
*37% of procedural time was completed with visual obstructions on the laparoscopic lens.1
Discover 
The OpClear platform uses in-situ on demand CO2 and saline lens wash, minimizing the need for scope removal during a procedure and addressing many of the frustrations associated with visual obstructions.
The OpClear Platform can
Protect the laparoscope’s lens
from visual obstructions
from visual obstructions
Minimize scope removals and
interruptions from lens cleaning events7
interruptions from lens cleaning events7
Reduce procedure duration
and operating costs2,6,8
and operating costs2,6,8
Maintain a procedural flow
associated with fewer surgical errors9,10
associated with fewer surgical errors9,10
Clarity of the surgical site with
intelligent CO2 flow
at the lens tip
intelligent CO2 flow
at the lens tip
Control of visual obstructions
with on demand
in-situ lens wash
with on demand
in-situ lens wash
Continuity of surgical procedures
minimizing scope
removal events
minimizing scope
removal events
What do the
experts say?
experts say?
The improved surgical acuity delivered by the OpClear® device significantly reduced the risk of conversion to an open procedure
Royal Bournemouth Hospital, United Kingdom
OpClear® device reduced operative duration
King's College Hospital, London, United Kingdom
Well accepted by theatre staff, excellent support for surgical training
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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