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West lacrimal chisel stainless steel handle 4 mm

West Lacrimal Chisel, 4mm

Enables controlled bony access and shaping at the lacrimal fossa for reliable exposure. Predictable handling supports intraoperative decisions and smooth instrument passage.

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SKU: J-10S Categories: Lacrimal instruments, Ophthalmology, Surgical Instruments

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Technical Specifications of West Lacrimal Chisel, 4mm

Specification	Description
Speciality	Ophthalmology
Category	Surgical Instruments
Model Variant	4 mm
Material	Stainless
Sterilization Method	Autoclavable
finish	Anti-Glare
Length (mm)	160 mm
Packaging Unit	Single Piece
Handle Type	Round Handle
Tip Type	Straight
Additional Specs	straight
Brand	Cilita
Manufacturer	Cilita
Country of Origin	Russia
SKU	J-10S

Designed for ophthalmic surgical use, this instrument supports precise handling during procedures with a straight tip configuration and a round handle. Constructed from stainless material, it is autoclavable and features an anti-glare finish. The 4 mm variant measures 160 mm in length and is supplied as a single piece.

Surgical Applications of West Lacrimal Chisel, 4mm

Used to prepare osseous entry points and refine small openings along the rhinolacrimal pathway during external or endonasal approaches. The 4 mm tip enables localized scoring and contouring of thin bone to provide orientation and clearance for adjunct instruments.

Common Applications

Creating a small osseous window at the lacrimal fossa as part of access preparation to peri-lacrimal structures.
Incremental enlargement of pre-existing openings along the rhinolacrimal pathway to increase working clearance for supplementary instruments.
Contouring and smoothing bony margins to reduce irregularities that could impede subsequent instrumentation.
Elevating or removing thin bone plates adjacent to the lacrimal sac and nasal wall for exposure planning.
Bone scoring to delineate intended boundaries before rongeur or drill work.
Intraoperative shaping during external or endonasal approaches to harmonize small bony openings with the planned access trajectory.

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