The OLK Retinal Pick 5mm Tip Angled 110° Triangular is a specialized ophthalmic microsurgical instrument designed for controlled manipulation of retinal membranes and delicate intraocular tissue during compatible retinal procedures. Its angled working configuration provides a defined approach to the surgical field, while the triangular tip offers a focused contact profile for precise manual handling.
The instrument features a 5mm tip with a 110° angle, specifications that define the working-end configuration and allow the surgeon to select an instrument suited to the required access and positioning. The triangular tip geometry provides a distinct contact surface for controlled engagement with delicate tissue or membrane structures. The exact tip edge, shaft profile, handle configuration, and overall instrument length may vary according to the specific product design.
Designed for ophthalmic microsurgery, the OLK Retinal Pick can be incorporated into retinal surgical instrument sets where fine tissue manipulation and controlled positioning are required. Its angled profile may assist with access to areas where a straight working end is less suitable, while the defined tip geometry supports precise tactile control under magnification.
The instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade instrument material selected for durability and reliable performance in a professional clinical environment. A properly finished working end is important for maintaining consistent instrument function, particularly when working with delicate ophthalmic structures. Regular inspection should be performed to ensure that the triangular tip remains properly formed and free from bending, nicks, corrosion, or other surface damage.
Following use, the OLK Retinal Pick should be handled and reprocessed according to the applicable manufacturer instructions and healthcare facility protocol. Cleaning should remove biological residue from the working end and other instrument surfaces before sterilization. If the instrument is labeled reusable, validated cleaning, disinfection, packaging, and sterilization procedures should be followed. Reprocessing requirements may vary according to the specific material and product configuration.
The OLK Retinal Pick 5mm Tip Angled 110° Triangular provides ophthalmic surgeons with a specialized working-end configuration for controlled retinal membrane and tissue manipulation. Its 5mm triangular tip and 110° angled design make it a useful option for compatible retinal microsurgical applications requiring precise instrument positioning and controlled manual handling.
Key Features
- OLK retinal microsurgical pick design
- 5mm specified working tip
- 110° angled working configuration
- Triangular tip geometry
- Designed for controlled retinal tissue manipulation
- Suitable for membrane handling in compatible procedures
- Provides a defined working contact profile
- Designed for use under ophthalmic magnification
- Surgical-grade instrument material
- Durable construction for professional clinical use
- Inspect tip condition before use
- Reprocess according to validated manufacturer protocols
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | OLK Retinal Pick |
| Instrument Type | Ophthalmic Microsurgical Instrument |
| Working Tip | Triangular |
| Tip Size | 5mm |
| Tip Angle | 110° |
| Primary Application | Retinal Membrane and Tissue Manipulation |
| Specialty | Ophthalmology / Retinal Surgery |
| Material | Surgical-Grade Instrument Material |
| Reusable | Depends on manufacturer labeling |
| Sterilization | Follow validated manufacturer and facility protocol |
FAQs
What is the OLK Retinal Pick used for?
It is designed for controlled manipulation of retinal membranes and delicate tissue during compatible ophthalmic microsurgical procedures.
What is the tip size?
The instrument has a specified 5mm working tip.
What does the 110° angle indicate?
The 110° specification describes the angle of the working-end configuration, providing an angled approach for controlled positioning.
What shape is the working tip?
The working tip has a triangular configuration designed to provide a defined contact profile for delicate tissue manipulation.
Is this instrument intended for retinal surgery?
Yes. It is designed as an ophthalmic microsurgical instrument for compatible retinal surgical applications requiring controlled tissue or membrane manipulation.
Is the OLK Retinal Pick reusable?
Reusability depends on the specific product configuration and manufacturer labeling. Always follow the applicable instructions for use.
How should the instrument be sterilized?
If labeled reusable, clean and sterilize it according to validated manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility’s established reprocessing protocol.
