Leiberman Speculum open wire angled 45°

Angled Open-Wire Access for Controlled Exposure

The Leiberman Speculum open wire angled 45° is a surgical speculum intended to help maintain access and visibility during procedures where controlled exposure is required. Its open-wire construction supports a clear working area, while the 45° angled profile can help align the instrument with the operative approach. This configuration is relevant to workflows in General Surgery and Ophthalmic settings, where practical positioning and unobstructed access are important during instrument handling. The design provides a focused solution for managing exposure without adding unnecessary structure around the field.

Use Cases

• Support controlled exposure during General Surgery procedures requiring a speculum for maintained access.
• Assist with positioning and visualization in Ophthalmic procedures where an angled approach is useful.
• Use the open-wire design to help preserve visibility around the working area.
• Position the 45° angled profile to align access with the operative field and surrounding instruments.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the speculum according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the open-wire structure and angled profile before use for visible damage, deformation, or contamination.
• Handle the instrument carefully to preserve its form and support consistent positioning.
• Store in a clean, protected area to reduce the risk of damage or contamination.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.