Dodick-Kammann Bimanual Nucleus Chopper Angled." w." 1.5mm tip 2.5 cm (1")

Angled design facilitates precise bimanual nucleus chopping during cataract surgery.
Features a fine 1.5mm tip for controlled lens fragment manipulation.
Compact 2.5 cm shaft length ensures optimal reach in the eye.
Engineered specifically for Dodick-Kammann technique compatibility in surgical settings.
Supports efficient phacoemulsification procedures within modern operating room environments.
Durable construction withstands repeated sterilization cycles for clinical reliability.

Brand: surgivalley

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L0313

GENERAL SURGERY INSTRUMENTS, REUSABLE

GMDN Code: 47549

General surgical instrument, reusable

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Aesculap	`MB333R`	Exact Pattern Match
Buxton Biomedical	`76-4806`	Exact Pattern Match
Coricama	`828035`	Exact Pattern Match
Innomed	`5905`	Exact Pattern Match
Teleflex	`KM47920`	Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 002211119

Categories: Choppere

Tags: Ophthalmic Choppers

Dodick-Kammann Bimanual Nucleus Chopper with Angled Tip

The Dodick-Kammann bimanual nucleus chopper is a specialized ophthalmic instrument designed for precise phacoemulsification procedures. Featuring an angled configuration and a fine 1.5mm tip, this tool facilitates efficient nuclear fragmentation while minimizing stress on surrounding ocular structures. The 2.5 cm working length provides optimal reach within the anterior chamber, allowing surgeons to maintain stable control during complex cataract surgeries. Its ergonomic design supports bimanual techniques, enhancing maneuverability and reducing surgeon fatigue during extended operations in hospital or ambulatory surgical center settings.