Microdiscectomy system provides a muscle-sparing approach to spinal surgery. It allows surgeons to operate through incisions less than an inch in length and to spare muscle by leaving it virtually intact. It significantly reduces the pain, blood loss, and recovery time associated with traditional open surgery. It incorporates specially designed metal tubes that allow surgeons to access a surgical area in a minimally invasive manner.

Microdispenser consists of a lightweight urethane plastic housing, pipetting speed control, interactive backlit liquid crystal display and new intuitive programming controls. It can be configured with 96 100, 290, 580 and 1000-ml glass.

The microkeratome blade is reusable and is made up of sapphire. It is used for the removal of the epithelial layer and underlying basement membrane while leaving a smooth and undisturbed bowman's membrane in preparation for a laser refractive surgical procedure. The blade is capable of cutting through the epithelial layer and basement membrane, but not capable of cutting through bowman's membrane.

A microkeratome is a precision surgical instrument with an oscillating blade designed for creating the corneal flap in LASIK or ALK surgery. It is used for the first stage of the operation to create the flap under which the laser operates.