Abstract: Apparatus for performing an ocular surgery, the apparatus comprising: a support housing having a bottom configured to be positioned on the sclera of an eye during performance of an ocular surgery; a muscle hook holder connected to the support housing and configured to hold an ocular muscle hook so that the ocular muscle hook is translatable to elevate an ocular muscle away from the eye during performance of the surgery; and a set of graduation markings on the support housing useable to determine a distance that the ocular muscle hook is translated to elevate the ocular muscle.

Abstract: The present invention enables assisting in manipulation and movement of intraocular particles in order to treat various ocular conditions. It enables controlling intra-ocular particles using acoustic wave forces. The novel technique of the present invention utilizes acoustic radiation forces for non-invasive control over movement of the pathologic intraocular particles, preventing them from unwanted accumulation and obstruction of intraocular structures, or causing visual disturbances. Acoustic forces can be harnessed to non-invasively organize various types of endogenous and exogenous particles within the anterior chamber of the eye, without any sign of tissue damage.

Abstract: Apparatus for performing an ocular surgery, the apparatus comprising: a support housing having a bottom configured to be positioned on the sclera of an eye during performance of an ocular surgery; a muscle hook holder connected to the support housing and configured to hold an ocular muscle hook so that the ocular muscle hook is translatable to elevate an ocular muscle away from the eye during performance of the surgery; and a set of graduation markings on the support housing useable to determine a distance that the ocular muscle hook is translated to elevate the ocular muscle.