The Tango Reflex Multi-Modality Laser For Vision Treatments
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Description
Tango Reflex Multi-Modality Laser for Vision Treatments
The Tango Reflex is a slit-lamp–delivered, multi-modality ophthalmic laser platform designed to support common anterior- and posterior-segment laser procedures in a single system. By combining photodisruptive Nd:YAG capability with selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) for glaucoma care, the device helps practices streamline workflow, standardize operation, and reduce the need for separate laser consoles while maintaining procedure-specific control at the point of care.
Multi-modality treatments in one platform
The Tango Reflex is used for Nd:YAG procedures such as posterior capsulotomy for posterior capsule opacification following cataract surgery, peripheral iridotomy for selected angle-closure presentations, and other photodisruptive applications performed through a slit lamp by a trained clinician. The integrated SLT modality is intended for intraocular pressure reduction in appropriate open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension cases, using selective targeting of trabecular meshwork tissue without the thermal coagulation associated with conventional continuous-wave laser trabeculoplasty.
Visualization and delivery
Built around a clinical slit-lamp delivery system, Tango Reflex supports precise aiming and observation through coaxial optics during treatment. The “Reflex” concept refers to an observation approach intended to enhance visualization of subtle ocular structures during laser application, supporting accurate placement and consistent technique across different procedures. Clinicians can adjust parameters according to the selected modality and the patient’s clinical needs, while maintaining a familiar slit-lamp user experience.
Control, efficiency, and clinical workflow
Designed for fast modality selection and practical in-room use, the system supports typical clinical workflows for both glaucoma laser therapy and Nd:YAG procedures. Controls are organized to help reduce setup time between patients and to maintain consistent settings across sessions. A footswitch-based firing control, safety interlocks, and clear status indicators support safe operation in a busy ophthalmic environment. Treatment documentation features are typically used to support recordkeeping and follow-up planning, depending on clinic protocol.
Key features
- Dual-modality capability: Nd:YAG photodisruption and SLT in one platform.
- Slit-lamp delivery: Familiar ergonomics and efficient patient positioning.
- Procedure flexibility: Supports common capsulotomy, iridotomy, and trabeculoplasty workflows.
- Parameter control: Modality-specific adjustment of energy delivery and aiming.
- Workflow support: Designed for efficient transitions between glaucoma and Nd:YAG treatments.
- Safety-focused operation: Integrated controls and indicators to support compliant clinical use.
Typical clinical applications
| Modality | Common uses | Clinical goal |
|---|---|---|
| Nd:YAG | Posterior capsulotomy, peripheral iridotomy, other photodisruptive procedures | Restore/maintain visual function or relieve anatomical blockage when indicated |
| SLT | Laser trabeculoplasty for open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension (as clinically appropriate) | Lower intraocular pressure by improving aqueous outflow |
The Tango Reflex is intended for use by qualified eye-care professionals in a clinical setting. Specific indications, contraindications, and operating parameters depend on local regulatory approval and the clinician’s judgment, with patient selection guided by comprehensive ophthalmic evaluation.
