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The Simcoe Nuclear Spat 25G 2mm Tip is a specialized ophthalmic microsurgical instrument designed for controlled manipulation and positioning of the lens nucleus during delicate ophthalmic procedures. Its fine 25G configuration and defined 2mm working tip provide a compact profile for precise instrument handling in microsurgical environments.
The spatula-style working end is designed to provide controlled contact with the intended tissue or surgical material. The 2mm tip specification identifies the stated working-tip dimension, while the 25G designation provides a fine-gauge profile. Together, these features make the instrument suitable for ophthalmic applications where careful manipulation and accurate positioning are important.
The Simcoe pattern is commonly associated with specialized ophthalmic microsurgical instrumentation. This nuclear spatula can be incorporated into cataract and other procedure-specific ophthalmic instrument sets when its configuration is compatible with the surgeon’s preferred technique and instrumentation. The exact tip geometry, shaft length, curvature, and connector configuration are not specified in the product title and should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s specifications when precise ordering information is required.
Its fine profile supports controlled handling in the confined working environment associated with ophthalmic microsurgery. The 2mm tip offers a defined working surface for manipulation, while the overall instrument design is intended to provide reliable tactile control. Proper handling is important to preserve the shape and condition of the working end.
The instrument is constructed from surgical-grade instrument material suitable for professional medical environments. Before use, it should be carefully inspected for bending, deformation, surface damage, or other defects that could affect performance. Particular attention should be given to the small working tip because its dimensions and condition are important to the intended function.
For reusable versions, cleaning, inspection, packaging, and sterilization should be performed according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s approved reprocessing protocol. Reprocessing requirements can vary according to the specific instrument configuration and manufacturer labeling. Products labeled for single use should not be reprocessed unless expressly permitted by the manufacturer.
The Simcoe Nuclear Spatula 25G 2mm Tip provides a specialized combination of a fine-gauge profile and 2mm spatula-style working end for controlled ophthalmic microsurgical manipulation. It is a practical addition to professional ophthalmic instrument sets requiring a dedicated nuclear manipulation instrument.
Key Features
- Simcoe pattern ophthalmic microsurgical instrument
- Designed for controlled nuclear manipulation
- Fine 25G configuration
- 2mm working tip
- Spatula-style working end
- Supports precise instrument handling
- Suitable for delicate ophthalmic procedures
- Appropriate for procedure-specific ophthalmic instrument sets
- Compact working profile
- Surgical-grade instrument construction
- Inspect working tip before use
- Follow validated manufacturer reprocessing instructions
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Simcoe Nuclear Spatula 25G 2mm Tip |
| Instrument Type | Nuclear Spatula |
| Pattern | Simcoe |
| Gauge | 25G |
| Tip Size | 2mm |
| Working End | Spatula |
| Primary Application | Ophthalmic Microsurgery |
| Intended Function | Nuclear Manipulation |
| Material | Surgical-Grade Instrument Material |
| Shaft Length | Not specified |
| Shaft Configuration | Not specified |
| Connector | Not specified |
| Sterilization | Follow validated manufacturer instructions |
| Reprocessing | According to manufacturer and facility protocol |
| Reusable/Single-Use | Depends on product labeling |
FAQs
What is the Simcoe Nuclear Spatula used for?
It is designed for controlled manipulation and positioning of the lens nucleus during ophthalmic microsurgical procedures.
What does 25G mean?
25G refers to the gauge specification of the instrument and indicates a fine working profile.
What does the 2mm tip specification mean?
The 2mm specification refers to the stated dimension of the working tip.
Is this instrument suitable for cataract procedures?
It may be used as part of compatible ophthalmic instrumentation for procedures involving nuclear manipulation, depending on the surgeon’s technique and manufacturer specifications.
What type of working end does this instrument have?
The product has a spatula-style working end designed for controlled contact and manipulation.
Is the Simcoe Nuclear Spatula reusable?
Reusability depends on the manufacturer’s labeling. Reusable instruments should be properly cleaned, inspected, and sterilized between uses.
How should this ophthalmic spatula be sterilized?
Follow the manufacturer’s validated cleaning and sterilization instructions together with the healthcare facility’s approved reprocessing protocol.