Healon Injection Cannula

smooth blunt tip, front opening, 26-gauge  McIntyre-Binkhorst Irrigating Cannula is a useful tool in cataract procedures. The curved tip of the cannula is used for loosing the peripheral cortex of the lens during difficult extraction. The cannula features a smaller gauge for easier access and a shorter working length for more control. Both right and left curvatures of the cannula are also available depending on surgical preference.

19-gauge cannula, marked at 5.0, 6.0, & 7.0 mm, 2 irrigating ports  Kelman Cyclodialysis Cannula is a commonly used tool in glaucoma procedures. The cannula is frequently used to irrigate the anterior chamber once a communication has been established between the anterior chamber and the suprachoroidial space. The cannula features a port on both the right and left side depending on surgical preference.

blunt tip w/ markings, 5.0 mm, 10.0 mm & 15.0 mm, 18-gauge Maumenee Vitreous Aspirating Needle is a commonly used tool in retinal ophthalmologic procedures. The needle features a large gauge designed for the aspiration of the viscous vitreous fluid following retinal detachment or increased pressure. In addition, markings on the gauge aid the physician in navigation of the tool.

30-gauge Kratz Cystotome is a commonly used tool during cataract phacoemulsification procedures. The cystotome may be used to create a circular incision in the anterior capsule before proceeding with aspiration of the lens. The sharp tip combined with 60 degree angled shaft allows for easy cutting and visualization.