Eippert femtosecond incision spatula 4 3/4 double-ended," one straight and one slightly angled " 10.0 cm (4")

Eippert Femtosecond Incision Spatula: Precision for Corneal Surgery

The Eippert femtosecond incision spatula is a specialized instrument designed for the delicate separation of corneal tissue during femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery. This double-ended tool features one straight and one slightly angled tip, providing surgeons with versatile options to navigate complex anatomical structures safely. At 10.0 cm in length, it offers optimal reach and control within the operating room environment. Engineered for high-precision ophthalmic procedures, this spatula minimizes tissue trauma while ensuring clear visualization of incision planes. Its ergonomic design supports steady hand movements, making it an essential asset for clinics and hospitals performing advanced refractive and cataract surgeries.

• Separating corneal tissue layers during femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery
• Creating precise capsulotomy flaps in ophthalmic procedures
• Navigating tight spaces within the anterior chamber with angled tips
• Providing controlled dissection in ambulatory surgery centers

Specifications

• Clean immediately after use to prevent biological material from drying on the fine tips.
• Inspect tips under magnification before sterilization to ensure no bending or damage occurred.
• Use protective sleeves during transport to maintain the integrity of the delicate working ends.

Specifications

This product description is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or a guarantee of surgical outcomes.