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The McIntyre Anterior Chamber Cannula Angled 26G is a specialized ophthalmic microsurgical instrument designed for controlled fluid delivery during compatible anterior chamber procedures. Featuring the McIntyre pattern, a 26-gauge profile, and an angled configuration, it provides a practical option for delicate ophthalmic applications where precise positioning and fluid management are required.
The 26G specification identifies the cannula as a fine-profile instrument suitable for microsurgical applications. Its angled design provides positioning flexibility compared with a straight cannula, allowing the instrument to be selected according to the requirements of the intended surgical setup and compatible clinical protocol.
This anterior chamber cannula is designed for use with appropriate fluid-delivery equipment, such as compatible syringes, tubing, or irrigation systems. Connection specifications can vary by manufacturer and product configuration, so compatibility should be confirmed before use. The cannula should only be used for applications supported by its product labeling and the applicable clinical protocol.
The McIntyre pattern makes the instrument easy to identify when organizing ophthalmic microsurgical instruments and specialized eye-surgery sets. Its compact configuration is suitable for instrument trays and inventories that require fine-gauge anterior chamber cannulas in different sizes and configurations.
Before use, the cannula should be carefully inspected for visible damage, deformation, contamination, or obstruction of the internal lumen. Proper handling and storage are especially important for fine ophthalmic instruments because damage to the working end or fluid pathway may affect intended performance.
The McIntyre Anterior Chamber Cannula Angled 26G is intended for use by trained ophthalmic professionals. It can be incorporated into compatible ophthalmic microsurgical sets where a McIntyre-pattern, angled 26G cannula is required for controlled fluid delivery.
The cannula is manufactured from appropriate surgical-grade instrument material for dependable handling and durability when properly maintained. Exact material composition, working length, tip geometry, and connection specifications should be confirmed from the applicable manufacturer documentation.
Depending on the specific configuration and labeling, the instrument may be supplied as reusable or single-use. Reusable versions should be cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized according to validated manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility’s established reprocessing protocol.
With its 26G fine profile and angled configuration, the McIntyre Anterior Chamber Cannula provides a useful option for controlled fluid delivery in compatible ophthalmic microsurgical applications.
Key Features
- McIntyre anterior chamber cannula pattern
- Fine 26G gauge
- Angled configuration
- Designed for ophthalmic microsurgery
- Intended for controlled fluid delivery
- Suitable for compatible anterior chamber applications
- Provides positioning flexibility
- Fine profile for delicate handling
- Compatible with appropriate irrigation or fluid-delivery systems
- Suitable for ophthalmic microsurgical instrument sets
- Surgical-grade instrument construction
- Reprocessing depends on manufacturer labeling
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | McIntyre Anterior Chamber Cannula |
| Instrument Type | Ophthalmic Cannula |
| Pattern | McIntyre |
| Gauge | 26G |
| Configuration | Angled |
| Application | Anterior Chamber |
| Specialty | Ophthalmic Surgery |
| Function | Controlled Fluid Delivery |
| Profile | Fine Gauge |
| System Compatibility | Compatible irrigation/fluid-delivery systems |
| Material | Surgical-grade instrument material |
| Use Type | Reusable or single-use depending on labeling |
| Sterilization | Follow validated manufacturer and facility protocol |
FAQs
What is the McIntyre Anterior Chamber Cannula used for?
It is designed for controlled fluid delivery in compatible ophthalmic applications involving the anterior chamber.
What does 26G mean?
26G refers to the cannula gauge and indicates a fine working profile used in delicate ophthalmic microsurgical applications.
What is the benefit of the angled configuration?
The angled design provides additional positioning flexibility compared with a straight cannula, depending on the intended application.
Can this cannula connect to an irrigation system?
Yes, when the cannula connection is compatible with the selected syringe, tubing, or irrigation system. Compatibility should be verified before use.
Is the McIntyre 26G cannula reusable?
Reusability depends on the specific product configuration and manufacturer labeling. Reusable versions require validated cleaning and sterilization procedures.
How should the cannula be maintained?
Inspect the cannula for damage or blockage and protect the fine working end during handling and storage. Follow validated manufacturer instructions for cleaning and sterilization.
Can it be included in an ophthalmic instrument set?
Yes. It is suitable for compatible ophthalmic microsurgical sets requiring an angled McIntyre-pattern 26G anterior chamber cannula.
