Grayson nucleus manipulator 4 5/8 angled shaft 10.0mm from bend to tip flattened paddle tip wi 20.0 cm (8.0)

Grayson Nucleus Manipulator – 4 5/8" Angled Shaft, 10.0 mm Bend-to-Tip, Flattened Paddle Tip, 20.0 cm

The Grayson nucleus manipulator is a specialized ophthalmic instrument designed for precise control of the crystalline lens nucleus during cataract surgery. Its 4 5/8-inch angled shaft and 10.0 mm bend-to-tip length provide excellent reach and visibility within the anterior chamber, while the flattened paddle tip allows atraumatic manipulation and rotation of the nucleus. With an overall length of 20.0 cm (8.0 inches), this instrument offers a comfortable balance for surgeons working in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), and clinics across the United States. The angled design enhances access to the nucleus during phacoemulsification and manual small-incision techniques, supporting efficient and controlled tissue handling.

• Manipulating and rotating the lens nucleus during phacoemulsification
• Facilitating nucleus disassembly and chopping techniques
• Assisting in manual small-incision cataract surgery (MSICS)
• Positioning the nucleus for safe removal in complicated cases
• Enhancing access in eyes with shallow anterior chambers

Specifications

• Clean and sterilize according to your facility's validated protocols before and after each use.
• Inspect the tip and shaft for damage or wear prior to sterilization and surgery.
• Store in a protected case to prevent bending or tip deformation.
• Use only compatible sterilization methods as recommended for ophthalmic instruments.

Specifications

For use by qualified ophthalmic surgeons only. Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.