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Schocket Scleral Depressor

Enables peripheral retina viewing and controlled globe positioning to support accurate assessment in clinic and OR. Speeds exams and surgery, aiding notes and patient discussion.

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SKU: M-005 Categories: Miscellaneous, Ophthalmology, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Schocket Scleral Depressor

Specification	Description
Speciality	Ophthalmology
Category	Surgical Instruments
Brand	Cilita
Manufacturer	Cilita
Country of Origin	Russia
Material	Titanium + Stainless
Sterilization Method	Autoclavable
Finish	polished
Length (mm)	130 mm
Handle Type	Round Handle
Tip Type	Curved
Additional Specs	Double Working Parts: Hammer-shaped and Bulbous shaped
Packaging Unit	Single Piece
SKU	M-005

A surgical instrument for ophthalmic use, featuring double working parts (hammer-shaped and bulbous shaped) and a curved tip for controlled handling during procedures. Constructed from titanium and stainless with a polished finish, it measures 130 mm, provides a round handle for grip consistency, and is autoclavable. Supplied as a single piece for straightforward instrument management.

Surgical Applications of Schocket Scleral Depressor

This device provides controlled scleral indentation to present peripheral ocular structures during indirect ophthalmoscopy and vitreoretinal work. It also supports globe stabilization and limited rotation to align viewing angles and expose the vitreous base and ora serrata for access planning.

Common Applications

Localized scleral indentation to present the far periphery during indirect ophthalmoscopy.
Globe stabilization and limited rotation to set viewing alignment in vitreoretinal procedures.
Controlled exposure of the vitreous base and ora serrata for peripheral inspection.
Temporary scleral displacement near the pars plana to facilitate instrument access.
Orientation support for peripheral fundus viewing in clinic and operating room settings.

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