Lieberman Aspirating Speculum Kratz blades

Controlled Exposure and Aspiration for Surgical Workflows

Lieberman Aspirating Speculum Kratz blades are speculum blades intended to help maintain operative exposure while supporting aspiration within the working field. Their named configuration combines the access function of a speculum with an aspirating design, helping clinicians manage fluid or debris during appropriate surgical workflows without repeatedly interrupting instrument positioning. The blades can support organized handling in both General Surgery and Ophthalmic applications where controlled access and a clear working area are important. As part of the Lieberman aspirating speculum family, they are suited to professional teams seeking a purpose-specific component for compatible instruments and established facility techniques.

Use Cases

• Support tissue or field exposure during General Surgery workflows requiring a Lieberman aspirating speculum configuration.
• Use within Ophthalmic procedures where a compatible speculum blade and aspiration function are appropriate to the established technique.
• Assist with maintaining access while managing fluid or debris through the aspirating speculum design.
• Integrate into surgical workflows that require controlled blade positioning and an organized working field.

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the blades according to the facility protocol and applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the blades before and after use for visible damage, deformation, blockage, or other conditions that could affect handling.
• Handle the blades carefully during cleaning, inspection, and transport to help preserve their intended form.
• Store the blades in a clean, protected manner after processing and inspection.

Specifications

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.