eyewatch

Act on your patient’s IOP, with a simple gesture.

The eyeWatch

The eyeWatch is the world’s first and only adjustable glaucoma drainage implant. Thanks to the unique and innovative mechanism for glaucoma implant inside the eyeWatch, surgeons finally have the possibility to act on patients IOP, in an efficient, painless, non-invasive way.

Available now in most countries. Contact us for availability.

Key novel features

1. State-of-the-art non-invasive adjustment capabilities

The eyeWatch can be opened or closed post-operatively, without requiring surgical interventions.
The devices, glaucoma valve and glaucoma tube shunt, can also be set to intermediate degrees of opening for more precise tuning.

1. State-of-the-art non-invasive adjustment capabilities

The tube of the eyeWatch can be opened or closed post- operatively, without requiring surgical interventions.
The device can also be set to intermediate degrees of opening for more precise tuning.

2. Unique design

- Only 0.57mm thick
- Made of long-term implantable PEEK
- Compatible with eyePlate, Baerveldt

3. Smaller, less invasive nozzle

The tube of the eyeWatch is only 0.48mm, requiring a smaller needle for chamber entry (25G).

Post-operative IOP management has never been easier.

Time needed to perform an adjustment

15-20 min

Time required to reach a new IOP after adjustment

Non-invasive

Adjustment is painless for the patient

Clinical benefits of the eyeWatch

92% success*

More than 90% of patients have a successful treatment after 1 year, meaning that their pressure is effectively managed1-2

1/3

In average, anti-glaucoma medications are reduced to about 1/3 after 1 year 1-2,4

<5.5%

Central endothelial cell count loss after 1 year1-2

Mask group

François, eyeWatch patient

“After numerous failed surgeries, I had an eyeWatch 2 years ago. I am finally off medications and my eye pressure has remained stable since. I am very happy with the results as I never had the need for a re-operation. “

Dr. Ike Ahmed

“Titration is the holy grail for glaucoma surgery, to provide an ability to adjust flow for individual patient needs at specific postoperative time points. The eyeWatch glaucoma shunt is a major step forward in protecting from early hypotony while allowing for added IOP reduction as needed. “