The present invention relates to new polymerisable fluorosurfactants. Commonly used surfactants are affected by phase out regulations or require tedious synthesis.
In ophthalmologic surgery, it is often necessary to mark the pathological alterations of vitreoretinal structures on the sclera.
The new depressor-marker allows depressing and marking with only one device, which must not be changed during ophthalmological surgery.
The solution enables a simple and cost-efficient monitoring of the position of recipients and the therein located installations. As a contactless procedure, it is applicable during regular operation.
This innovative solution was mainly developed for the measurement of the residual gas pressure in beam pipes of circular and linear accelerators.
It allows pressure measurements in areas of a recipient that are difficult to access.
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