McIntyre-Binkhorst MICS irrigating cannula 26 gauge angled right 13.0mm from bend to tip blunt

26-gauge irrigating cannula designed for minimally invasive ophthalmic procedures
Angled right tip supports precise access during microsurgical work
13.0mm from bend to tip for controlled reach in the operating room
Blunt tip helps reduce tissue trauma during irrigation
Ideal for hospitals, ASCs, and clinics performing eye surgery
Single-piece design supports consistent flow and straightforward handling

Brand: surgivalley

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L179001

OPHTHALMOLOGY SURGICAL GAUGES, REUSABLE

GMDN Code: 35201

Surgical cannula, reusable

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Medline	`PF178615`	Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 016040121

Categories: 套管针、灌注手柄、冲洗及抽吸手柄

McIntyre-Binkhorst MICS Irrigating Cannula — 26 Gauge, Angled Right

The McIntyre-Binkhorst MICS irrigating cannula is designed for controlled fluid delivery during microincision cataract surgery and other anterior segment procedures. Its 26-gauge shaft and angled-right tip allow surgeons to reach peripheral anatomy through small incisions while maintaining a clear, stable infusion path. The 13.0 mm distance from bend to tip provides extended reach without sacrificing the precision required in the operating room. The blunt tip helps minimize trauma to delicate ocular tissues. This cannula is a practical choice for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics that perform high-volume ophthalmic surgery and expect consistent performance from every instrument.

Irrigation during microincision cataract surgery and other anterior segment procedures
Fluid delivery in confined spaces where a straight cannula would obstruct the view
Reaching peripheral ocular anatomy through small incisions
Maintaining a stable infusion path during phacoemulsification and cortical cleanup
Blunt-tip irrigation where tissue trauma must be minimized

Specifications

Inspect the cannula before each use for bends, burrs, or blockage; discard if damaged.
Follow your facility's approved sterilization protocol for reusable ophthalmic instruments.
Flush the lumen thoroughly after use to remove residual viscoelastic or debris.
Store in a protected tray to prevent tip deformation.