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Iris Spatula 1mm Wide Small Blade

The Iris Spatula 1mm Wide Small Blade is designed for precise manipulation and positioning of the iris during delicate ophthalmic procedures. Its narrow blade provides controlled tissue contact and excellent maneuverability in confined surgical fields.

Original price was: $100.00.Current price is: $65.00.

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Description

The Iris Spatula 1mm Wide Small Blade is a precision ophthalmic surgical instrument designed for controlled manipulation, positioning, and stabilization of the iris during delicate eye procedures. Its narrow 1mm wide blade provides a compact working surface for surgeons who require accurate tissue handling and fine instrument control in restricted anterior segment surgical fields.

The small spatula blade provides smooth contact with delicate ocular tissue while allowing the surgeon to make controlled movements under surgical magnification. Unlike pointed instruments, the spatula profile distributes contact across the blade surface, making it suitable for applications where gentle and precise tissue manipulation is required. The 1mm width is particularly useful when access is limited and a fine working end is preferred.

This iris spatula can be incorporated into professional ophthalmic surgical instrument sets for procedures involving iris manipulation or positioning. Potential applications include cataract surgery, anterior segment procedures, iris repair, and other microsurgical techniques where controlled movement of the iris is necessary. The compact blade allows the surgeon to work accurately around delicate anatomical structures while maintaining appropriate visualization of the operative field.

The small blade configuration offers excellent maneuverability for precision ophthalmic work. Its narrow working end can help facilitate fine adjustments during tissue positioning and stabilization. Proper surgical technique remains essential, particularly when manipulating delicate ocular structures, and the instrument should be used only by appropriately trained healthcare professionals.

For reusable surgical applications, the instrument is typically constructed from surgical stainless steel selected for strength, durability, and corrosion resistance. A smooth, precisely finished blade is important for ophthalmic instruments because burrs, surface irregularities, or deformation may interfere with controlled tissue handling. The instrument should therefore be inspected regularly to ensure that the working end remains in suitable condition.

After each procedure, the Iris Spatula should be cleaned promptly according to the healthcare facility’s validated instrument-processing protocol. Biological material should be removed before disinfection and sterilization, with particular attention given to the small blade and its surrounding surfaces. Following cleaning, the instrument should be carefully inspected for bending, corrosion, surface damage, or other abnormalities.

Sterilization should be performed using a validated method compatible with the instrument’s construction and in accordance with applicable manufacturer instructions. Proper cleaning, drying, sterilization, handling, and storage help preserve the blade’s working surface and support long-term instrument performance.

The Iris Spatula 1mm Wide Small Blade is a practical choice for ophthalmic professionals seeking a compact precision instrument for controlled iris manipulation. Its narrow blade, smooth working profile, and durable construction make it suitable for delicate ophthalmic microsurgical applications where accurate tissue handling and fine control are essential.

Key Features

  • Precision ophthalmic iris spatula
  • 1mm wide small working blade
  • Designed for controlled iris manipulation
  • Compact profile for confined surgical fields
  • Smooth blade surface for delicate tissue contact
  • Supports precise iris positioning and stabilization
  • Suitable for ophthalmic microsurgery
  • Useful for anterior segment procedures
  • Durable surgical stainless steel construction
  • Designed for professional ophthalmic instrument sets
  • Reusable design when properly maintained
  • Compatible with validated cleaning and sterilization procedures

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name Iris Spatula
Instrument Type Ophthalmic Iris Spatula
Blade Width 1mm
Blade Type Small Spatula Blade
Working End Narrow Spatula
Primary Application Iris Manipulation
Surgical Specialty Ophthalmology
Material Surgical Stainless Steel
Reusable Yes
Sterilization Compatible with validated sterilization procedures
Intended Use Ophthalmic Surgical Procedures

FAQs

What is a 1mm iris spatula used for?

A 1mm iris spatula is used for precise manipulation, positioning, and stabilization of the iris during delicate ophthalmic surgical procedures.

How wide is the blade on this iris spatula?

The working blade is 1mm wide, providing a narrow contact surface for controlled tissue manipulation.

Why use a small blade iris spatula?

A small blade provides greater maneuverability in confined surgical areas and allows precise contact with delicate ocular structures.

Can an iris spatula be used during cataract surgery?

It may be used during cataract and other anterior segment procedures when controlled iris manipulation or positioning is required.

What material is the iris spatula made from?

This reusable surgical instrument is designed with durable surgical stainless steel construction suitable for professional ophthalmic applications.

Can the 1mm iris spatula be sterilized?

Yes. It should be cleaned and sterilized using validated procedures appropriate for reusable ophthalmic surgical instruments and the manufacturer’s instructions.

Is this iris spatula suitable for microsurgery?

Yes. Its narrow 1mm blade is designed to provide precise handling and maneuverability for delicate ophthalmic microsurgical applications