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Trephine Handle for 7.0mm Trephine

The Trephine Handle for 7.0mm Trephine is designed to provide secure, controlled handling of a compatible 7.0mm trephine during ophthalmic procedures. Its dedicated design supports precise positioning and steady manual control during corneal surgery.

Original price was: $100.00.Current price is: $60.00.

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Description

The Trephine Handle for 7.0mm Trephine is a specialized ophthalmic surgical accessory designed to provide controlled handling and positioning of a compatible 7.0mm trephine. Trephines are used in ophthalmic surgery for controlled circular preparation or cutting of corneal tissue, making reliable instrument handling essential for accurate surgical technique.

This handle is specifically designated for use with a 7.0mm trephine. It provides a practical grip and connection point that allows the surgeon to guide the compatible trephine with controlled manual movement. Proper compatibility between the handle and trephine should always be confirmed before clinical use.

The dedicated handle design supports precise positioning over the intended surgical area. This is particularly important in corneal microsurgery, where accurate placement and controlled movement are essential. By providing a stable grip, the handle can help the surgeon maintain consistent control while manipulating the attached trephine.

The Trephine Handle for 7.0mm Trephine is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel or another suitable medical-grade material selected for strength, durability, and corrosion resistance. Its smooth finish supports routine cleaning and maintenance and helps preserve the instrument’s surface quality through repeated clinical processing when appropriate protocols are followed.

The handle can be incorporated into ophthalmic surgical instrument sets used for corneal procedures and other applications requiring a compatible 7.0mm trephine. Its size-specific designation helps identify the appropriate accessory and supports efficient organization of ophthalmic surgical trays.

Controlled ergonomics are especially important in microsurgical procedures. The handle is designed to provide a secure manual grip while allowing the attached trephine to be positioned accurately. This can help support steady instrument manipulation within the confined surgical field.

As a reusable surgical accessory, the Trephine Handle should be cleaned promptly after use according to the healthcare facility’s validated instrument-processing protocol. Attachment areas and other surfaces should be carefully inspected for retained biological material, wear, deformation, or damage. The handle should also be checked before each procedure to ensure that the compatible trephine can be securely attached and that the instrument remains suitable for use.

Proper sterilization is essential for reusable ophthalmic instrumentation. After thorough cleaning and inspection, the handle should be sterilized using a validated method compatible with the instrument and in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Care should be taken during storage and handling to prevent damage to the handle or its connection point.

The Trephine Handle for 7.0mm Trephine is a practical component for professional ophthalmic surgical sets where controlled handling, accurate positioning, and compatibility with a 7.0mm trephine are required.

Key Features

  • Dedicated handle for compatible 7.0mm trephine
  • Designed for controlled ophthalmic instrument handling
  • Supports accurate trephine positioning
  • Suitable for corneal microsurgical procedures
  • Provides a stable manual grip
  • Facilitates controlled manipulation of the attached trephine
  • Typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel
  • Durable and corrosion-resistant construction
  • Smooth surface for routine cleaning and maintenance
  • Reusable ophthalmic surgical accessory
  • Suitable for professional ophthalmic instrument sets
  • Requires validated cleaning and sterilization procedures

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name Trephine Handle for 7.0mm Trephine
Instrument Type Ophthalmic Trephine Handle
Compatible Trephine 7.0mm
Specialty Ophthalmology
Primary Application Corneal / Ophthalmic Surgery
Function Trephine Handling and Positioning
Design Dedicated Trephine Handle
Material Typically Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
Construction Reusable
Finish Smooth Surgical Instrument Finish
Sterilization Validated Surgical Sterilization Protocol

FAQs

1. What is the Trephine Handle for 7.0mm Trephine used for?

It is designed to provide controlled handling and positioning of a compatible 7.0mm trephine during ophthalmic surgical procedures.

2. What size trephine is compatible with this handle?

This handle is specifically designated for a 7.0mm trephine. Compatibility should be confirmed before surgical use.

3. What type of surgery uses a trephine?

Ophthalmic trephines may be used for controlled circular preparation or cutting of corneal tissue during appropriate corneal surgical procedures.

4. Why is a dedicated trephine handle useful?

A dedicated handle provides a stable grip and controlled positioning, helping the surgeon guide the compatible trephine accurately during microsurgical procedures.

5. Is the trephine handle reusable?

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

6. What material is the handle made from?

It is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel or another suitable medical-grade material selected for durability and corrosion resistance.

7. How should the handle be sterilized?

It should be thoroughly cleaned and sterilized according to the healthcare facility’s validated protocol and the manufacturer’s instructions for reusable ophthalmic instruments.