The ORA, or Optiwave Refractive Analysis, guidance allows surgeons to measure the eye and refine outcomes mid-procedure, unlike the methods for traditional surgery. The systems have shown to improve post-operative outcomes by up to 20 percent and reduce the need for patient follow-ups or enhancement procedures.
The system can be used to treat patients with astigmatism and cataract patients with previous LASIK surgery.
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