Size 1-2 Bowman Double-Ended Lacrimal Probe - 12.7cm (MH18-744)

MSRP: $70.89
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PST-MIL-MH18-744
  • A specialized, O.R.-grade surgical instrument used for probing and dilating the lacrimal (tear) duct, featuring different sizes on each end for versatility during procedures

Uses

  • Lacrimal Duct Management:
    • Designed for probing and dilating the lacrimal duct system to relieve blockages or obstructions
  • Ophthalmic Surgery:
    • A key instrument in eye-related procedures requiring access to the tear drainage system
  • Pediatric Procedures:
    • Often used in the treatment of congenital nasolacrimal duct obstructions in infants
  • Veterinary Medicine:
    • Applied in animal health and veterinary ophthalmic procedures for similar purposes

Features

  • Double-Ended Design:
    • The instrument features two ends with different sizes: Size 1 on one end and Size 2 on the other
  • Premium Material:
    • Expertly crafted from high-quality, surgical-grade German stainless steel forgings
  • Dimensions:
    • The probe has an overall length of 4-7/8 inches (12.4cm)
  • Finish:
    • Features a satin finish to help reduce glare during use in brightly lit operating environments
  • Reusable:
    • Designed to withstand repeated sterilization cycles in an autoclave, making it a permanent instrument in a surgical kit

Benefits

  • Versatility:
    • The double-ended design offers two size options in a single instrument, improving efficiency and reducing the need to switch tools during a procedure
  • Durability and Longevity:
    • High-grade German stainless steel ensures superior durability and resistance to corrosion with proper care and sterilization
  • Precision and Control:
    • The O.R.-grade construction and fine craftsmanship provide a reliable "surgical feel" and the necessary control for delicate procedures involving the eye region
  • Reliability:
    • Backed by Miltex's reputation for quality, the instrument offers consistent and reliable performance in acute care settings