Phaco Chopper Right Hand for Surgical and Dental Clinical Instruments
- Designed for right-handed surgeons in operating room settings.
- Compatible with phacoemulsification procedures for precise lens fragmentation.
- Constructed from durable materials suitable for repeated sterilization cycles.
- Ergonomic handle design reduces hand fatigue during long procedures.
- Ideal for use in hospitals, ASCs, and clinical clinics.
- Ensures consistent performance in surgical and dental instrument applications.
SKU: 101210002
Categories: Choppers
Phaco Chopper Right Hand for Surgical and Dental Clinical Instruments
The Phaco Chopper Right Hand is a precision ophthalmic instrument designed to support phacoemulsification and related anterior segment procedures in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics. Its right-hand configuration gives surgeons a natural grip and controlled maneuverability during nucleus manipulation, chopping, and fragment removal. The instrument is equally suitable for select dental clinical applications where fine, controlled tissue handling is required. Built for repeated sterilization and dependable performance, it integrates smoothly into high-volume surgical and clinical workflows. This chopper helps surgical teams maintain efficiency, precision, and consistent outcomes across diverse patient needs.
- Phacoemulsification nucleus chopping and fragmentation during cataract surgery
- Manipulation and positioning of lens fragments in the anterior chamber
- Right-handed surgical workflows requiring precise tip control
- Select dental clinical procedures needing fine instrument handling
- Hospital operating room and ambulatory surgery center cataract cases
- Clinic-based ophthalmic and dental instrument trays
| Hand Orientation | Right hand |
| Instrument Type | Phaco chopper |
| Application | Surgical and dental clinical instruments |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Quality Assurance | Corrosion Resistance: Excellent |
- Clean and sterilize according to your facility's validated reprocessing protocol before first use and between patients.
- Inspect the tip and shaft for damage or wear before each procedure; remove from service if compromised.
- Store in a protected instrument tray to prevent tip deformation or contact damage.
- Handle with care during cleaning to preserve tip geometry and cutting performance.
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For use by qualified healthcare professionals only. Always follow your facility's sterilization and handling protocols.
| Coating/Material | AISI 420 German Stainless Steel |
| Tip Type | Standard |
| Jaw Pattern | Standard Anatomical Jaw Profile |
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