Ophthalmic Cannulas(48)

Corbin Sub-Tenon Cannula is a specialized surgical tool that ophthalmic surgeons use to make the sub-tenon’s block, a technique to irrigate orbital anaesthesia under the Tenon’s capsule.

• Round Bore Promoting Excellent Irrigation.
• 23 Gauge Tube to Traverse Small Cavities.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Superior Control.

Drews Irrigating Vectis is a specialized ophthalmic device that surgeons commonly use to engage and remove the nucleus from the lens capsule, in order to replace it with an intraocular lens.

• 12 o'clock Port Promoting Frontal Irrigation.
• 10 & 2 o'clock Ports Ensuring Back Irrigation.
• 23 Gauge Openings to Ensure Fine Water Streams.
• Loop-Shaped Tip to Easily Engage Nuclei.

Heslin Infusion Cannula is a specialized ophthalmic tool that surgeons commonly use to inject a saline solution that replaces the vitreous humour, especially during vitreoretinal eye surgeries.

• 3mm Tip with Bevelled Port for Atraumatic Fluid Injection.
• Straight Profile Promoting Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Tube Hub for Smooth Flow of Fluids.

Fukasaku Anesthesia Cannula is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons can use to deliver anaesthetic solutions into the sub-tenon’s space, in order to block sensitivity and gain akinesia.

• Blunt Circular Bore Promoting Precise Irrigation.
• Curved Tube for Fitting the Tenon's Capsule Anatomy.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Superior Control.

Fukasaku Hydrochop Cannula is a specialized ophthalmic tool that surgeons frequently use to divide soft or hard nuclei during certain cataract procedures, in order to facilitate nucleus extraction.

• Vertically Flattened Tip Ensuring Nucleus Access.
• Dual Side Ports to Cut Through the Meridional Nucleus Line.
• Ergonomic Tube Hub Promoting Superior Handling.

Fukasaku LASIK Cannula is a specialized ophthalmic tool that surgeons can use to irrigate the corneal flap during LASIK surgeries, in order to remove foreign bodies and particles from the posterior and anterior sides of the flap.

• Flattened Tip for Equal Distribution of Fluids.
• Angled Tube Profile to Follow the Corneal Contour.
• Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Gills Aspirating Cannula is a specialized tool that ophthalmic surgeons can use to dislodge and aspire blood, residual material during cataract surgeries, in order to clear the surgical field.

• 25 Gauge Opening Promoting Precise Aspiration.
• Angled Profile to Conform with the Globe's Anatomy.
• Ergonomic Tube Hub Ensuring Optimal Manipulation.

Gills Irrigation Aspirating Cannula is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons can use to maintain a balance of fluids, irrigate necessary solutions and clean the surgical field, especially during procedures that involve the anterior chamber of the eye.

• Anterior Port for Aspiration & Irrigation.
• 23 Gauge Tube Promoting Narrow Surgical Acces.
• 2 Way System for Versatile Fluid Manipulation.

Gimbel Cortex Aspirating Cannula is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons frequently use to aspire fibres, cortical tissues and other residual materials from the corneal surfaces and anterior chamber, in order to keep a clear view of the surgical field.

• 30 Gauge Front Port Ensuring Excellent Irrigation.
• Double Angled Profile to Reach Deep Spaces.
• Ergonomic Tube Hub Promoting Optimal Manipulation.

Heslin Infusion Cannula is a specialized ophthalmic device that surgeons use for instilling a saline solution that replaces the vitreous humour into the eye, in order to perform vitreoretinal surgical procedures.

• Texturized Tip for Fixation in the Incision.
• Silicone Tube Ensuring Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Tube Hub Promoting Optimal Manipulation.