Ophthalmic Cannulas(48)

Sauter Hydrodissection Cannula is a specialized ophthalmic device that surgeons can use to perform water jet cutting and dissect delicate tissues, which results less traumatic than regular sharp dissection.

• Curved Tube Outline to Easily Traverse Narrow Spaces.
• Vertically Flattened Port Ensuring Precise Dissection.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Promoting Excellent Gripping.

Seeley Hydrodissection Cannula is a specialized ophthalmic tool that surgeons frequently use to detach the delicate ocular tissues with streams of water, which result less dangerous than the regular sharp dissection.

• Angled Tube to Conform with the Capsule's Anatomy.
• Round Frontal Port Promoting Precise Hydrodissection.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Superior Control.

Sheets Irrigating Vectis is a specialized ophthalmic tool that surgeons commonly use to remove the lens nucleus from the capsule, especially during phacoemulsification surgery.

• 3 Front Ports Promoting Optimal Irrigation.
• Serrated Upper Surface to Fixate Nuclei.
• Ergonomic Tube Hub Ensuring Superior Handling.

Simcoe (Reversed) Irrigation Aspirating Cannula is a specialized irrigation and suction device that ophthalmic surgeons can use to manipulate the flow of fluids, especially during procedures that involve the anterior chamber of the eye.

• Anterior & Side Ports to Aspire & Inject Fluids.
• 23 Gauge Tube for Traversing Narrow Spaces.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Optimal Gripping.

Simcoe Cortex Extractor is a specialized surgical tool that ophthalmic surgeons use to dislodge and remove left cortical material and fibres, especially from the anterior chamber and the cornea.

• 13 to 21mm Working End Size to Reach Deep Spaces.
• 21 & 23 Front Port Gauges to Suit All Applications.
• Curved Profile to Conform with the Globe's Anatomy.

Simcoe Irrigating Lens Nucleus Loop is a specialized ophthalmic tool that surgeons use to extract the divided lens nucleus from the capsule during cataract surgery, in order to replace it with an IOL.

• Storngly Curved Loop Promoting to Reach Deep Spaces.
• Left & Right Patterns to Suit All Applications.
• Ergonomic Tube Hub Ensuring Superior Handling.

Simcoe Irrigation Aspirating Cannula is a specialized 2-way cannula system that ophthalmic surgeons can use to suction and inject fluids into the anterior chamber of the eye.

• Anterior Port for Suctioning Fluids.
• Side Port for Irrigating Fluids.
• Left, Right & Straight Patterns to Suit All Applications.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Spatulated LASIK Cannula is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons commonly use to irrigate the posterior and anterior sides of the corneal flap, in order to remove particles an gain a clear surgical view after ablation.

• Flattened Front Opening Promoting Smooth Irrigation.
• Angled Tube for Fitting the Cornea's Anatomy.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Excellent Gripping.

Stevens Sub-Tenon Cannula is a specialized surgical device that ophthalmic surgeons can use to perform the sub-tenon’s block, a surgical technique to deliver orbital anaesthesia.

• Slightly Curved Design for Deep Surgical Access.
• Flattened Tip Promoting Reliable Irrigation.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Troutman Olive Tip Cannula is a specialized ophthalmic device that surgeons commonly use to irrigate the enzyme alpha-chymotrypsin into the space between the iris and the lens, in order to reduce intraocular damage during certain ocular surgeries.

• 25 Gauge Tube for Traversing Narrow Spaces.
• Olive-Shaped Tip Promoting Atraumatic Manipulation.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Superior Control.

Viscoelastic Aspirating Cannula is a specialized tool that ophthalmic surgeons can use to irrigate and aspire viscid viscoelastic substances in and out of the anterior chamber, in order to protect the corneal epithelium during IOL insertion.

• Circular Bore to Permit Efficient Suction & Injection.
• Tube Angled at 10mm for Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Optimal Gripping.

West Lacrimal Cannula is a specialized tool that ophthalmic surgeons commonly use to probe, irrigate and remove obstructions of the lacrimal ducts, in order to restore the natural tear flow.

• Straight Profile for Deep Canaliculus Access.
• 23 Gauge Tube Ensuring Optimal Tear Flow.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Promoting Higher Precision.