Ease of use - Automated and linear motion

Ease of handling - Pre-assembled & one-handed usage possible

Unrivalled Safety - Fits on every patient’s eye:
   • size ring » flap diameter    • stop value » hinge length

Complete reliability - Two independent motors:
   • one for head advancement    • one for blade oscillation

Simplicity - Single-use head and Single-use ring option

Convenience - Intraop visibility for confirmation of suction

Epi-K

The optimal design for safe, reliable epithelial separation time after time.

Metal separator with proprietary edge geometry specifically for cleaving rather than cutting.
Disposable plastic head encases each separator for added safety and convenience.
Applanation plate provides yet an additional margin of safety.
Single-Use suction ring option.
Large diameter suction ring for thyperopes, flat corneas, wavefront-guided ablations, and lasers requiring large ablation zones.
Small diameter suction rings more than adequate for the 6.0-mm optical zone treatments for myopes.
Only 10- to 15-sec for the epithelial separation, short suction time
Ideally paired with the One Use-Plus microkeratome, which shares the same technology platform.

a. Endothelial Keratoplasty

Endothelial corneal transplantation is a selective replacement procedure in which only the diseased endothelium is replaced with donor tissue, thus sparing the  healthy recipient stroma.

Endothelial Keratoplasty has several advantages when compared to Penetrating Keratoplasty, such as:
stronger wounds
less induced astigmatism,
faster visual rehabilitation
no suture- related complications.

MORIA offers a full range of sterilizable and single-use devices to create endothelial grafts.

b. Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty

 Deep anterior lamellar Keratoplasty (DALK) is a surgical procedure for removing the corneal stroma down to Descemet's membrane.
Using a microkeratome to perform an Automated Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty is a standardized, technically easy, highly precise procedure.  The dedicated equipment from MORIA is designed to be easily learned and used by surgeons experienced in microkeratome techniques.

c. Penetrating Keratoplasty

Minimizing postoperative astigmatism is critical for visual rehabilitation after penetrating  Keratoplasty.

Surgeons recognize that uniform, symmetrical trephination of both donor and host corneas minimizes postoperative astigmatism after sutures are removed. 

The LATEST Single-Use vacuum trephine  and Artificial Chamber allow the surgeon to trephine both the recipient and donor cornea from the epithelial side, thus reducing shape disparity and postoperative astigmatism.

Evolution3E Control Unit

Operates the One Use-Plus, M2 Single-Use, Epi-K™ and the ALTK-DSAEK System

Moria’s console offers a wealth of features to enhance performance, safety, flexibility, and ease-to-use:
Two high performance pumps maintain safe vacuum.
"Slow vacuum release" option provides gentle release to minimize potential retinal damage.
Runs on wall current, with built-in back up battery for uninterrupted use.