Quick Answer: A Hertel Apparatus (Hertel-type exophthalmometer), an ophthalmic instrument for measuring globe (eye) protrusion.
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Product Description
This Hertel Apparatus is a Hertel-type exophthalmometer, an instrument designed to measure globe (eye) protrusion by visualizing the position of the corneal apex relative to the lateral orbital rim. Note: this listing describes the instrument’s measurement function as stated by the manufacturer; STEMAids should confirm and clearly state the intended use context (educational/demonstration versus clinical) and any applicable regulatory requirements before this listing is published, given that exophthalmometers are typically used as clinical diagnostic instruments.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Hertel-type exophthalmometer |
| Function | Measures globe (eye) protrusion via corneal apex position relative to the lateral orbital rim |
| Note | Intended use context (educational vs. clinical) not specified — verify before publishing |
Applications / Uses
- Measuring globe protrusion (proptosis) for instructional or measurement purposes
- Demonstrating parallax-based visual measurement technique
- Anatomy/optics instructional use (context to be confirmed by STEMAids)
Care & Maintenance
- Handle the instrument carefully to preserve measurement accuracy
- Store in a protective case when not in use
- Clean per the manufacturer’s instructions between uses
- Confirm appropriate use context with STEMAids before clinical application
Why Choose STEMAids
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does this instrument measure?
Globe (eye) protrusion, by visualizing the corneal apex position relative to the lateral orbital rim.
Is this instrument intended for clinical/medical diagnostic use?
This listing does not confirm the intended use context or any applicable medical-device certification — contact STEMAids directly to clarify before relying on it for clinical purposes.
How does the measurement technique work?
It uses a parallax-based visualization method comparing the corneal apex to a fixed orbital reference point.
What is the indicative price for this product?
This listing does not currently show a published price on stemaids.com — contact STEMAids directly for an indicative quotation.
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