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Gills-Welsh Irrigating-Aspirating Cannula for Ophthalmic Surgery

The Gills-Welsh irrigating-aspirating cannula is a specialized ophthalmic instrument designed for simultaneous irrigation and aspiration during intraocular procedures. Its dual-lumen design features a 23-gauge irrigation channel and a 25-gauge aspiration channel, allowing surgeons to maintain a clear surgical field while removing fluids and debris. The cannula is angled at 30 degrees, which facilitates access to the anterior chamber and other confined spaces. This instrument is commonly used in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), and clinics across the United States for procedures such as cataract surgery, anterior segment reconstruction, and other microsurgical interventions. The Gills-Welsh design is valued for its precision and reliability in delicate ophthalmic work.

• Cataract surgery and other anterior segment procedures requiring controlled irrigation and aspiration
• Removal of viscoelastic agents and fluid from the anterior chamber
• Ophthalmic microsurgery in hospital operating rooms and ASCs
• Clinical settings for anterior chamber lavage and aspiration

Specifications

• Clean and sterilize according to facility protocols and manufacturer instructions prior to reuse.
• Inspect cannula lumens for patency and damage before each procedure.
• Store in a protected environment to prevent bending or contamination.

Specifications

For use by qualified ophthalmic surgeons only. Follow all applicable institutional and regulatory guidelines.