BR Surgical FUKUSHIMA (Tear Drop) Micro Suction Cannula, malleable, 8FR, Ø 2.7mm, 9"

Yes, the shaft is specifically engineered to be malleable, allowing the surgeon to shape it intraoperatively to navigate complex anatomical spaces. It is designed to hold the custom curvature you set, providing stability during delicate maneuvers.

The signature Tear Drop tip configuration is designed to provide a specialized flow profile. This is particularly beneficial for micro-suction tasks, allowing for more controlled fluid and debris removal compared to standard circular openings.

Absolutely. This instrument is crafted for delicate surgical procedures where precision is paramount. Its design focuses on providing excellent control while minimizing potential tissue trauma during suction.

This cannula adheres to a rigorous 8 French (FR) gauge standard, which corresponds precisely to a 2.7mm outer diameter. This standardized sizing ensures compatibility with your established surgical workflows.

With a 9-inch working length, this cannula is engineered to offer optimal reach across a wide variety of surgical fields and anatomical access requirements without sacrificing control.

The cannula is supplied Factory New, ensuring the highest level of quality and pristine condition upon arrival. It is constructed from professional-grade materials typical of high-end surgical instrumentation designed for clinical reliability.

Yes, the instrument is specifically engineered for controlled fluid and debris removal. The combination of the 8FR diameter and the specialized Tear Drop tip allows for high-precision suction in tight surgical spaces.

As a Factory New surgical instrument, it is built to the rigorous standards expected in clinical settings. Proper cleaning and sterilization protocols should be followed according to your facility’s standard operating procedures for surgical alloys.

This particular model (BRS-BR40-29908) is produced as a dedicated 8FR / 2.7mm variant. This size is optimized for the specific balance of suction flow and maneuverability required by the FUKUSHIMA design.

The shaft is designed to be shaped in-situ. We recommend gentle, steady pressure to achieve your desired curvature. The material is intended to be adjusted intraoperatively, giving you the flexibility to adapt the instrument to the specific anatomical requirements of the patient.