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3mm Wide Serrated Kansas Lens Loop

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SKU: LL 2907
Price: 1305 EGP
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Frequently chosen for cataract surgery and subluxated lens management, the 3mm wide serrated design provides reliable control and stability during intraocular lens repositioning.

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SKU: LL 2907 Categories: Hooks & Manipulators, Ophthalmology, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of 3mm Wide Serrated Kansas Lens Loop

Specification	Description
Material	Anodized titanium
Finish	Anti-glare
Handle	Round handle, textured grip
Sterilization	Autoclavable (134°C steam)
Manufacturer	ACMED
SKU	LL 2907

Designed for ophthalmic surgery, this instrument is crafted from anodized titanium, ensuring both durability and lightweight handling. The anti-glare finish enhances visibility during procedures, while the round handle with a textured grip provides optimal control and stability. Autoclavable at 134°C steam, it meets essential sterilization standards, making it a critical tool for ophthalmic professionals. This instrument is highly valuable for ensuring precision and accuracy during surgical interventions, contributing to successful outcomes in eye surgery.

Surgical Applications of 3mm Wide Serrated Kansas Lens Loop

In cataract surgery, this tool is essential for the precise manipulation and stabilization of the crystalline lens or intraocular lens (IOL), especially during complex cases involving subluxated lenses. Its 3mm wide serrated design allows for enhanced grip and control, facilitating accurate IOL repositioning and secondary fixation procedures, thereby improving surgical outcomes and minimizing intraocular trauma.