- Manufacturer: Labtician
- Origin: Canada
Product Description
SUPERIOR TEMPORAL OR NASAL DETACHMENTS
In 98% of the cases, the primary break lies within 1-1/2 clock hours of the highest border
TOTAL OR SUPERIOR DETACHMENTS THAT CROSS THE 12 O’CLOCK MERIDIAN
In 93% of the cases, the primary break is at 12 o’clock or in a triangle, the apex of which is at the ora serrata and the sides of which intersect the equator 1 hour on either side of 12 o’clock
INFERIOR DETACHMENTS
In 93% of the cases, the higher side of the detachment indicates on which side of the 6 o’clock radian an inferior break lies. When an inferior detachment is bullous, the primary break lies above the horizontal meridian
