Stromal channel probe," bent to the left flat handle

Stromal Channel Probe with Bent Left Flat Handle

The stromal channel probe is a precision ophthalmic instrument designed to create and maintain a channel through stromal tissue during corneal and refractive procedures. Its bent-to-the-left tip and flat handle give the surgeon controlled access to the peripheral stroma while keeping the hand positioned comfortably outside the visual axis. The flat handle resists rolling on the tray and supports a stable, low-profile grip under the operating microscope. Built for repeated sterilization and dependable performance, this probe is suited to hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics that demand consistent tactile feedback and reliable instrument life in anterior segment surgery.

• Creating a stromal channel during corneal inlay or pocket procedures
• Tunneling through peripheral stroma in refractive surgery
• Maintaining a clear intrastromal track for implant placement
• Dissecting stromal tissue planes in lamellar keratoplasty
• Accessing peripheral corneal stroma where a straight probe is obstructed

Specifications

• Clean and sterilize according to your facility's validated protocol before first use and after every procedure.
• Inspect the tip and handle for damage or debris before each use; discard if integrity is compromised.
• Store in a protected instrument tray to prevent tip deformation and surface damage.

Specifications

For use by qualified ophthalmic surgeons only. Refer to your facility's protocols and the instrument's instructions for use.