- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Is the stainless steel construction suitable for frequent sterilization?
Yes, the Sklar Anis Phaco Chopper is manufactured from durable, high-grade stainless steel specifically designed to withstand the rigorous demands of repeated sterilization cycles in a clinical environment.
Does the handle design provide a secure grip?
Absolutely. The instrument features a round knurled handle, which is engineered to provide the surgeon with an enhanced, secure grip for better control and precision during delicate phacoemulsification procedures.
Is this tool safe for patients with latex sensitivities?
Yes, this product is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for patients with latex allergies or sensitivities.
Does the 15mm tip support precise surgical maneuvers?
The 15mm tip configuration is precisely engineered for cataract surgery. Combined with its left-angled curvature and blunt working edge, it is specifically designed to facilitate effective chopping maneuvers during phacoemulsification.
Are there environmental benefits to using this reusable chopper?
Yes, choosing a reusable instrument instead of disposable alternatives reduces medical waste and provides excellent long-term value, as it is built to be a permanent part of your surgical toolkit.
Is this instrument compliant with professional standards?
Yes, the Sklar Anis Phaco Chopper is TAA compliant, meeting federal standards for products manufactured or undergoing substantial transformation in the United States.
How should the instrument be prepared for first use?
Since the instrument is supplied non-sterile, it must undergo standard hospital cleaning and sterilization protocols before its first clinical use to ensure it meets your facility’s safety requirements.
Is the left-angled design beneficial for specific surgical tasks?
The left-angled curvature is specifically designed to reach areas within the eye that are difficult to access with a straight instrument, allowing for the precise positioning required during complex ophthalmic maneuvers.
How long is this surgical instrument?
This instrument has an overall length of 4-1/2 inches, providing a balanced feel and optimal reach for standard ophthalmic procedures.
What is the primary intended use for this tool?
The Sklar Anis Phaco Chopper is primarily used in phacoemulsification procedures (cataract surgery), where its blunt edge and precise tip allow the surgeon to chop the nucleus of the lens effectively.