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Koch nucleus spatula stainless steel handle 0.5 mm

Koch Nucleus Spatula, 0.5 mm

Facilitates controlled nucleus manipulation and counter-traction in phaco, supporting precise maneuvers and confident decisions. Streamlines fragment guidance to the incision.

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SKU: P-070TH Categories: Hooks & Manipulators, Ophthalmology, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Koch Nucleus Spatula, 0.5 mm

Specification	Description
Category	Surgical Instruments
Specialty	Ophthalmology
Model Variant	0.5 mm
Material	Titanium + Stainless
Sterilization Method	Autoclavable
Finish	Polished
Length (mm)	125 mm
Packaging Unit	Single Piece
Handle Type	Round Handle
Tip Type	Curved
Additional Specs	Curved; Duck-bill shaped end, toothed; Round handle; Part-duckbilled spatula designed to enter a side-port stab incision with a tip broad enough to efficiently manipulate the lens nucleus in the anterior chamber
Brand	Cilita
Manufacturer	Cilita
Country of Origin	Russia
SKU	P-070TH

Designed for ophthalmic surgical use, this instrument combines a round handle with a curved, duck-bill, toothed tip to support precise intraoperative handling. Constructed from titanium and stainless materials with a polished finish, it is autoclavable and measures 125 mm in length. The tip geometry is intended to enter a side-port stab incision and provide a broad interface for manipulating the lens nucleus within the anterior chamber.

Surgical Applications of Koch Nucleus Spatula, 0.5 mm

The Koch Nucleus Spatula, 0.5 mm, stabilizes and reorients the lens nucleus within the capsular bag while accommodating small-incision access. The 0.5 mm spatulated tip provides supportive counter-traction, capsular-edge sweeping, and directional guidance of nuclear fragments during bimanual anterior segment maneuvers.

Common Applications

Nuclear rotation and stabilization during small-incision cataract surgery
Counter-traction for nucleus manipulation while protecting the capsular edge
Guidance and repositioning of nuclear fragments within the anterior chamber
Side-port entry for controlled sweeping and spacing during bimanual techniques
Support instrument during chop or divide-and-conquer strategies
Gentle displacement away from the corneal endothelium to maintain a clear working space