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Luntz Dodick Trab Punch

The Luntz Dodick Trab Punch is a precision ophthalmic instrument designed for controlled tissue excision during glaucoma filtration procedures. Its specialized punch mechanism supports accurate removal of targeted trabecular or scleral tissue under surgical magnification.

Original price was: $155.00.Current price is: $75.00.

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Description

The Luntz Dodick Trab Punch is a specialized ophthalmic microsurgical instrument designed for controlled tissue excision during glaucoma surgery. Its precision punch mechanism provides surgeons with a dedicated tool for creating a controlled tissue opening as part of filtration surgery techniques. The instrument is designed for accurate handling within the confined surgical field of the eye.

Trab punches are used when precise removal of a small, defined area of tissue is required. The Luntz Dodick design provides a focused working end that allows the surgeon to perform localized tissue excision rather than relying on a general cutting instrument. This precision is particularly important in glaucoma procedures, where the size and location of the surgical opening can be significant to the intended surgical technique.

The instrument is suitable for use under an operating microscope and is designed to provide controlled movement and tactile feedback. Its specialized punch action can assist with the preparation of the surgical site while helping the surgeon maintain a clear and deliberate approach to tissue removal.

The Luntz Dodick Trab Punch is associated with ophthalmic glaucoma procedures and may be incorporated into trabeculectomy or related filtration surgery instrument sets according to the surgeon’s preferred technique. The exact surgical application should be determined by the operating ophthalmologist based on the patient’s condition and the planned procedure.

Its compact working profile is beneficial when working within the limited space of the anterior segment. Precision ophthalmic instruments must allow the surgeon to maintain control while avoiding unnecessary contact with surrounding ocular structures. The dedicated punch design provides a specialized solution for localized tissue preparation.

The instrument is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, offering durability, corrosion resistance, and suitability for repeated professional use when appropriately maintained. The punching mechanism and working surfaces should remain properly aligned and free from deformation. Regular inspection before each procedure is important to confirm that the instrument operates smoothly and that the working end remains in suitable condition.

Proper cleaning and sterilization are essential for reusable ophthalmic microsurgical instruments. After use, the Luntz Dodick Trab Punch should be thoroughly cleaned according to validated ophthalmic instrument reprocessing procedures. The working mechanism should be inspected carefully for residual tissue or debris before sterilization. Processing should follow the healthcare facility’s validated sterilization protocol and applicable instrument-care recommendations.

The Luntz Dodick Trab Punch is a specialized addition to glaucoma surgery instrument sets where controlled tissue excision and precise microsurgical handling are required. Its dedicated punch mechanism provides ophthalmic surgeons with a focused instrument for localized tissue preparation during glaucoma filtration procedures.

Key Features

  • Luntz Dodick-style trabecular punch
  • Designed for ophthalmic glaucoma surgery
  • Precision punch mechanism for localized tissue excision
  • Supports controlled tissue removal
  • Suitable for trabeculectomy-related procedures
  • Compact working end for confined surgical fields
  • Designed for use under surgical magnification
  • Provides controlled microsurgical handling
  • Durable surgical-grade instrument construction
  • Reusable when properly cleaned and maintained
  • Suitable for specialized ophthalmic instrument sets
  • Compatible with validated cleaning and sterilization procedures

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name Luntz Dodick Trab Punch
Instrument Type Ophthalmic Trabecular Punch
Working End Precision Punch
Primary Application Tissue Excision
Surgical Specialty Ophthalmology
Procedure Area Glaucoma Surgery
Common Application Filtration Surgery
Material Surgical Stainless Steel
Reusable Yes
Sterilization Compatible with validated sterilization procedures
Intended Use Ophthalmic Microsurgical Procedures

FAQs

What is the Luntz Dodick Trab Punch used for?

The Luntz Dodick Trab Punch is designed for controlled, localized tissue excision during glaucoma filtration and related ophthalmic microsurgical procedures.

Is this instrument used for trabeculectomy?

Trab punches may be incorporated into trabeculectomy instrument sets when the surgeon’s technique requires a dedicated punch for controlled tissue removal.

What is the advantage of a trab punch?

A trab punch provides a specialized mechanism for removing a defined area of tissue, helping the surgeon perform localized tissue preparation with controlled instrument movement.

Is the Luntz Dodick Trab Punch suitable for microsurgery?

Yes. Its specialized working mechanism and compact profile are designed for controlled use in ophthalmic microsurgical fields under magnification.

Is this trab punch reusable?

Yes, it is intended for reusable professional surgical use when properly cleaned, inspected, maintained, and sterilized.

What material is the Luntz Dodick Trab Punch made from?

This type of reusable ophthalmic surgical instrument is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance.

How should the trab punch be sterilized?

It should be cleaned and sterilized according to the healthcare facility’s validated ophthalmic instrument reprocessing procedures and applicable instrument-care guidelines.