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Anis Cortex Aspiration Cannula 4mm Straight 23g

The Anis Cortex Aspiration Cannula 4mm Straight 23G is designed for controlled aspiration of cortical material during delicate ophthalmic procedures. Its straight 4mm working profile and fine 23G gauge support precise manipulation in confined surgical fields.

Original price was: $100.00.Current price is: $60.00.

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Description

The Anis Cortex Aspiration Cannula 4mm Straight 23G is a specialized ophthalmic microsurgical instrument designed for controlled aspiration during procedures involving the removal of residual cortical material. Its fine 23G profile and straight 4mm working configuration provide a compact working design for delicate surgical applications where precise aspiration and careful instrument positioning are required.

Cortex aspiration is an important part of ophthalmic microsurgery, particularly during cataract procedures where residual lens cortex may need to be carefully removed after the primary lens removal steps. The Anis Cortex Aspiration Cannula provides a dedicated cannula configuration for controlled fluid and material aspiration when used with an appropriate compatible aspiration system.

The straight 4mm working length provides a short, direct working profile that can assist with precise positioning near the operative area. Its 23G gauge offers a fine cannula diameter suited to microsurgical environments where controlled access is important. The combination of a straight configuration, fine gauge, and 4mm working profile makes this cannula suitable for specialized ophthalmic instrument sets.

During use, the cannula should be connected to a compatible aspiration system according to the equipment manufacturer’s instructions. Controlled aspiration may assist with the removal of residual cortical material while helping the surgeon maintain visibility and control within the surgical field. The instrument should always be used according to the appropriate surgical technique and clinical protocol.

The Anis Cortex Aspiration Cannula is typically manufactured from suitable surgical-grade metal to provide the rigidity and durability needed for precise ophthalmic handling. Its compact design supports manipulation alongside other microsurgical instruments without unnecessarily obstructing the operative field. The working opening and shaft should be inspected before use to ensure they are free from damage, deformation, or obstruction.

Because the cannula has a fine 23G lumen, thorough cleaning and inspection are especially important after use. Any residual material inside the cannula can interfere with subsequent aspiration performance. The instrument should be flushed and processed according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s established instrument-reprocessing protocol.

This ophthalmic aspiration cannula is suitable for cataract surgery instrument sets, ophthalmic surgical departments, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty eye-care facilities. Its 4mm straight configuration provides a specialized option for surgeons requiring a compact cannula for controlled cortical aspiration.

The Anis Cortex Aspiration Cannula 4mm Straight 23G combines a fine microsurgical gauge with a short, straight working profile for precise ophthalmic aspiration. When properly maintained and used with compatible equipment, it can provide reliable fluid and cortical material management during appropriate ophthalmic procedures.

Key Features

  • Anis pattern cortex aspiration cannula
  • Straight 4mm working configuration
  • Fine 23G gauge
  • Designed for controlled aspiration
  • Suitable for cortical material removal
  • Commonly applicable to cataract microsurgery
  • Compact profile for delicate surgical fields
  • Supports precise cannula positioning
  • Compatible with appropriate aspiration systems
  • Surgical-grade instrument construction
  • Fine internal lumen requires careful cleaning
  • Reusable depending on product configuration

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name Anis Cortex Aspiration Cannula 4mm Straight 23G
Instrument Type Ophthalmic Aspiration Cannula
Pattern Anis
Configuration Straight
Working Length 4mm
Gauge 23G
Function Cortex Aspiration
Specialty Ophthalmology
Primary Application Cataract and ophthalmic microsurgery
Working Profile Fine, compact
Material Typically surgical-grade metal
Reusable Depending on product configuration
Sterilization Follow validated facility protocol and manufacturer instructions

FAQs

1. What is the Anis Cortex Aspiration Cannula used for?

It is designed for controlled aspiration of residual cortical material during appropriate ophthalmic microsurgical procedures, particularly cataract surgery.

2. What does 23G mean on this cannula?

23G refers to the gauge of the cannula and indicates its fine-diameter working profile.

3. What does the 4mm specification indicate?

The 4mm specification refers to the short working configuration of the cannula, providing a compact profile for precise ophthalmic manipulation.

4. Is this cannula used during cataract surgery?

It may be used during cataract procedures for controlled aspiration of residual cortical material when connected to a compatible aspiration system.

5. What is the benefit of the straight configuration?

The straight configuration provides a direct working orientation that can support controlled positioning during ophthalmic aspiration.

6. Is the Anis Cortex Aspiration Cannula reusable?

Reusability depends on the specific product configuration and manufacturer’s instructions. Reusable instruments must be properly cleaned, inspected, and sterilized.

7. How should this 23G aspiration cannula be cleaned?

The cannula should be flushed, cleaned, inspected, and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the healthcare facility’s validated reprocessing protocol, with particular attention to the fine lumen.