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Siebel phaco chopper stainless steel angled handle left hand design

Siebel Chopper, LHD, Angled

Enables controlled nucleus division and counter-traction to guide precise intraoperative judgment. Streamlines fragment handling to maintain space and support efficient phaco flow.

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SKU: P-074TH Categories: Choppers, Ophthalmology, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of Siebel Chopper, LHD, Angled

Specification	Description
Speciality	Ophthalmology
Category	Surgical Instruments
Model Variant	1.8 mm
Material	Titanium + Stainless
Sterilization Method	Autoclavable
Finish	polished
Length (mm)	120 mm
Packaging Unit	Single Piece
Handle Type	Round Handle
Tip Type	Angled
Brand	Cilita
Manufacturer	Cilita
Country of Origin	Russia
SKU	P-074TH

Designed for surgical use within ophthalmology, this instrument incorporates an angled tip and a round handle to facilitate controlled handling during intraoperative maneuvers. It is constructed from titanium and stainless steel with a polished finish, measures 120 mm in length, and is autoclavable. Supplied as a single piece, the 1.8 mm model variant is identified by SKU P-074TH.

Surgical Applications of Siebel Chopper, LHD, Angled

The Siebel Chopper, LHD, Angled enables left-hand mechanical engagement of the crystalline lens to initiate and extend nucleus splits within the capsular bag. Its angled profile supports bimanual instrument coordination for fragment orientation, intrabag repositioning, and sweeping of epinuclear or cortical layers before irrigation and aspiration.

Common Applications

Left-hand nucleus engagement and controlled chop initiation within the capsular bag
Extension of existing nucleus splits to facilitate fragmentation
Bimanual coordination with phaco tip for fragment orientation and stabilization
Intrabag repositioning of lens fragments during emulsification
Sweeping and mobilization of epinuclear and cortical layers prior to irrigation and aspiration
Capsule-friendly manipulation aided by the angled tip and round handle