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Culler Iris Spatula 2mm Wide

The Culler Iris Spatula 2mm Wide is a precision ophthalmic instrument designed for controlled manipulation and positioning of the iris during delicate eye procedures. Its narrow spatula tip provides accurate 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 Culler Iris Spatula 2mm Wide is a specialized ophthalmic surgical instrument designed for precise and controlled manipulation of the iris during delicate eye surgery. With its 2mm wide spatula tip, the instrument provides a narrow working surface that allows the surgeon to perform careful tissue positioning and manipulation where accuracy and fine control are essential.

The spatula-style working end provides a smooth contact surface for handling delicate ocular tissue. Its narrow 2mm profile is particularly useful when access is limited and the surgeon requires a compact instrument that can be maneuvered accurately under magnification. The design supports controlled movements without relying on a pointed tip, making it suitable for applications where gentle tissue contact is important.

Culler Iris Spatulas are commonly used in ophthalmic surgical settings for iris manipulation and positioning. The instrument may be incorporated into cataract surgery, anterior segment procedures, iris repair, and other microsurgical techniques where controlled movement or stabilization of the iris is required. Its compact working end can be advantageous when working within a restricted operative field.

The 2mm wide tip offers a useful combination of precision and tissue contact. Its smooth profile is intended to facilitate controlled interaction with the iris when the instrument is handled using appropriate microsurgical technique. The narrow working surface also allows the surgeon to make fine adjustments while maintaining visibility of the operative site through surgical magnification.

For professional ophthalmic use, the instrument is typically produced from surgical stainless steel selected for its strength, corrosion resistance, and durability. Stainless steel construction makes the instrument suitable for repeated handling, cleaning, and sterilization when it is supplied as a reusable surgical device. A properly finished working surface is important for ophthalmic instruments because irregularities or burrs can interfere with controlled tissue manipulation.

The Culler Iris Spatula should be cleaned promptly after each procedure according to the healthcare facility’s validated instrument-processing protocol. Biological material should be removed from the working end before disinfection and sterilization. After cleaning, the instrument should be inspected for surface damage, corrosion, deformation, or other abnormalities that could affect its performance. Appropriate drying and storage also help maintain the condition of the instrument between procedures.

Sterilization should be performed using a validated method appropriate for reusable surgical instruments and consistent with the manufacturer’s instructions and healthcare facility protocols. Regular inspection and proper instrument maintenance can help preserve the smooth working surface and extend the useful service life of the spatula.

The Culler Iris Spatula 2mm Wide is a practical addition to professional ophthalmic instrument sets requiring a compact and precise tool for iris manipulation. Its narrow 2mm spatula tip, durable construction, and controlled handling characteristics make it suitable for delicate ophthalmic surgical applications where precision is essential.

Key Features

  • Culler-style ophthalmic iris spatula
  • 2mm wide working tip
  • Designed for precise iris manipulation
  • Narrow profile for controlled tissue contact
  • Suitable for delicate ophthalmic microsurgery
  • Supports accurate iris positioning and stabilization
  • Smooth spatula working surface
  • Suitable 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 Culler Iris Spatula
Instrument Type Ophthalmic Iris Spatula
Tip Width 2mm
Working End Spatula Tip
Primary Application Iris Manipulation
Surgical Specialty Ophthalmology
Design Culler Style
Material Surgical Stainless Steel
Reusable Yes
Sterilization Compatible with validated sterilization procedures
Intended Use Ophthalmic Surgical Procedures

FAQs

What is a Culler Iris Spatula used for?

A Culler Iris Spatula is used for controlled manipulation, positioning, and stabilization of the iris during ophthalmic surgical procedures.

How wide is the Culler Iris Spatula tip?

This model features a 2mm wide working tip, providing a compact surface for precise tissue manipulation.

Is a 2mm iris spatula suitable for microsurgery?

Yes, its narrow working profile is designed to support controlled handling and maneuverability in delicate ophthalmic surgical fields.

Can the Culler Iris Spatula be used during cataract surgery?

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

What material is the Culler Iris Spatula made from?

The instrument is designed with surgical stainless steel construction for strength, durability, corrosion resistance, and repeated clinical use.

Can this iris spatula be sterilized?

Yes. As a reusable surgical instrument, it should be cleaned and sterilized according to validated healthcare facility procedures and applicable manufacturer instructions.

Why use a spatula instead of a pointed iris instrument?

A spatula provides a broader, smooth contact surface, allowing controlled tissue manipulation while avoiding concentrated contact from a sharp or pointed working end.