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Nagahara Phaco Chopper – 1.8mm Tip

Name: Select Nagahara Phaco Chopper 1.8mm Tip in Egypt ConsuCorner
SKU: CP 6112
Price: 990 EGP
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Preferred for cataract surgery, the 1.8mm tip facilitates efficient nuclear disassembly in patients with dense cataracts, ensuring precise and controlled chopping.

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SKU: CP 6112 Categories: Choppers, Ophthalmology, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Nagahara Phaco Chopper – 1.8mm Tip

Specification	Description
Material	Anodized titanium
Finish	Anti-glare
Handle	Curved Shaft, Slim, round handle
Sterilization	Autoclavable (134°C steam)
Manufacturer	ACMED
Group Key	Nagahara Phaco Chopper
Available Variants	1.1mm Tip, 1.8mm Tip
SKU	CP 6112

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 curved shaft and slim, round handle provide optimal control and accuracy. Autoclavable at 134°C steam, it meets essential sterilization standards, making it a critical tool for ophthalmic professionals. With its availability in two tip sizes, this chopper is highly valuable for a range of surgical applications, ensuring precision and stability during delicate eye procedures.

Surgical Applications of Nagahara Phaco Chopper – 1.8mm Tip

In cataract surgery, this tool is indispensable for performing nucleus manipulation and chopping during phacoemulsification, particularly in cases involving dense cataracts. The 1.8mm tip enhances surgical precision by allowing for controlled and efficient fragmentation of the lens nucleus, thereby reducing the risk of complications and improving visual outcomes. Common Applications