6 matching records for Ophthalmic trocar.
A collection of non-powered devices intended to be used to create a channel into the eye for posterior segment ophthalmic surgery [e.g., infusion and/or aspiration of an ophthalmic replacement medium (e.g., silicone oil)]. It consists of metal cannulae, oft...
A collection of non-powered devices intended to be used to create a channel into the eye for posterior segment ophthalmic surgery [e.g., infusion and/or aspiration of an ophthalmic replacement medium (e.g., silicone oil)]. It consists of metal cannulae, oft...
A collection of non-powered devices intended to be used to create a channel through the sclera for posterior segment ophthalmic surgery. It consists of metal cannulae, often with tubing, and includes additional ophthalmic instruments/devices intended to sup...
A collection of non-powered devices intended to be used to create a channel through the sclera for posterior segment ophthalmic surgery. It consists of metal cannulae, often with tubing, and includes additional ophthalmic instruments/devices intended to sup...
A rigid, hand-held, manual ophthalmic surgical instrument with a sharp or blunt tip intended to fill the lumen of a compatible ophthalmic cannula (not included) and part eye tissue during cannula insertion into the eye (transscleral access). It is intended ...
A rigid, hand-held, manual ophthalmic surgical instrument with a sharp tip intended to puncture and create an opening in the conjunctiva, typically to facilitate a sub-Tenon’s block with a local anaesthetic agent. It is typically used as an alternative to c...