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OR Grade Wilder Lens Loop 5.5″ Surgical Ophthalmic Instrument

The OR Grade Wilder Lens Loop 5.5″ is a precision ophthalmic instrument designed for controlled manipulation and positioning of the lens during eye surgery. Its slender working profile supports precise handling in delicate ophthalmic procedures.

Original price was: $100.00.Current price is: $80.00.

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Description

The OR Grade Wilder Lens Loop 5.5″ is a specialized ophthalmic surgical instrument designed for delicate lens manipulation during appropriate eye surgery procedures. Its slender lens-loop configuration provides a controlled working surface for positioning, supporting, or manipulating the lens as required by the surgical technique.

With an overall length of 5.5 inches, the instrument offers a practical combination of reach and hand control for ophthalmic operating environments. The narrow working end is designed to provide access within the surgical field while allowing the surgeon to perform delicate movements with precision.

The Wilder-style lens loop is particularly associated with ophthalmic procedures where controlled handling of the lens is required. Its design allows the working end to be positioned around or beneath the appropriate lens structure when clinically indicated, supporting careful manipulation during surgery.

The instrument can be incorporated into ophthalmic surgical instrument sets, cataract surgery trays, lens manipulation sets, and general eye surgery instrument collections, depending on the specific procedure and surgeon preference.

The 5.5-inch length provides sufficient working reach while maintaining a compact profile suitable for microsurgical environments. Its design is intended to support controlled movements rather than forceful manipulation, making appropriate technique and careful handling important during use.

The instrument should be handled carefully because ophthalmic surgery requires precision and atraumatic instrument control. Users should select the appropriate lens manipulation instrument according to the procedure, anatomy, and surgical technique. The working loop should be inspected before use to ensure that it is properly aligned, smooth, and free from damage or deformation.

For reusable configurations, proper cleaning and sterilization are essential. After use, remove biological material promptly using the healthcare facility’s validated instrument-processing procedures. Particular attention should be given to the delicate working loop and junction areas. Avoid excessive bending or mechanical stress that could alter the shape of the working end.

Before reuse, inspect the instrument for deformation, surface damage, corrosion, or other abnormalities. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and facility protocols for cleaning, drying, packaging, and validated sterilization procedures.

The OR Grade Wilder Lens Loop 5.5″ provides ophthalmic professionals with a specialized instrument for controlled lens manipulation and positioning, making it a useful addition to professional eye surgery and ophthalmic instrument sets.

Key Features

  • Wilder-style ophthalmic lens loop
  • 5.5-inch overall length
  • Designed for delicate lens manipulation
  • Slender working profile for controlled access
  • Suitable for professional ophthalmic procedures
  • Supports controlled lens positioning and handling
  • Useful for ophthalmic and eye surgery instrument sets
  • Compact design for precise surgical manipulation
  • Intended for careful, controlled use in delicate procedures
  • Reusable when supplied and processed accordingly
  • Requires appropriate cleaning and inspection
  • Compatible with validated sterilization procedures when reusable

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name OR Grade Wilder Lens Loop
Instrument Type Ophthalmic Lens Manipulation Instrument
Length 5.5 inches
Design Wilder Style
Working End Lens Loop
Specialty Ophthalmic Surgery
Primary Function Lens Manipulation & Positioning
Common Applications Eye Surgery, Lens Handling
Reusable Depending on supplied configuration
Sterilization Validated sterilization procedures when reusable
Intended Use Professional Ophthalmic Use

Ophthalmic Applications

  • Lens manipulation
  • Lens positioning
  • Cataract-related surgical procedures
  • Ophthalmic surgery
  • Eye surgery instrument sets
  • Microsurgical ophthalmic procedures
  • Delicate intraocular instrument handling

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a Wilder lens loop used for?

A Wilder lens loop is designed for controlled manipulation, support, or positioning of the lens during appropriate ophthalmic surgical procedures.

2. What is the length of this Wilder lens loop?

This model has an overall length of 5.5 inches.

3. What type of instrument is a lens loop?

A lens loop is a specialized ophthalmic surgical instrument used for delicate lens handling and manipulation.

4. Is the Wilder lens loop used in cataract surgery?

Lens manipulation instruments may be used during cataract-related procedures when indicated by the surgeon and appropriate to the surgical technique.

5. Is this instrument suitable for ophthalmic surgery?

Yes. It is designed specifically for professional ophthalmic applications requiring controlled lens handling.

6. Can the Wilder lens loop be sterilized?

If supplied as a reusable instrument, it should be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized using validated procedures according to manufacturer instructions and healthcare facility protocols.

7. Why is the 5.5-inch length useful?

The 5.5-inch length provides a practical working reach while maintaining the compact handling characteristics needed for delicate ophthalmic procedures.