Single-Use Phaco Chopper with Configuration Options
- A phaco chopper supports controlled lens-fragment manipulation during phacoemulsification procedures.
- Single-use format provides a dedicated instrument for each procedure.
- Configuration options help align instrument selection with procedural preferences.
- Its focused instrument purpose supports deliberate handling during phaco chopping steps.
- Specialty-instrument positioning keeps the product focused on phaco procedure needs.
- Selectable configurations offer flexibility when matching the chopper to technique.
$50.40 $56.60
SKU: 055210195
Categories: Single-Use Specialty Instruments
Focused Handling for Phacoemulsification Workflows
The Single-Use Phaco Chopper with Configuration Options is a specialty ophthalmic instrument intended for phacoemulsification workflows requiring controlled manipulation and division of the lens during cataract procedures. Its single-use format supports a straightforward instrument pathway, while configuration options allow teams to select the available design that best fits their established handling preferences and procedural technique. As a dedicated phaco chopper, it provides a task-specific tool for surgeon-controlled tissue handling rather than requiring a general-purpose instrument to perform the same role. The result is a focused addition to single-use specialty instrument workflows.
Use Cases
- Support lens manipulation and chopping tasks within phacoemulsification procedures.
- Provide a dedicated instrument for controlled tissue handling during cataract surgery workflows.
- Select from available configuration options to align the instrument with established handling preferences.
- Integrate a single-use specialty instrument into facility workflows for procedure-specific instrument preparation and use.
Care & Reprocessing
- Use as a single-use instrument only; do not clean, reprocess, or reuse.
- Handle carefully during preparation and use to preserve the instrument's intended working condition.
- Follow facility protocols and the applicable instructions for handling, use, and disposal.
- Store and transport in a manner that protects the instrument from damage before use.
General use; follow facility protocols.
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