125 devices · GMDN 16025
An eye spud is a manual surgical instrument designed for use by ophthalmologists to extract foreign objects from the surface of the eye. These tools feature a thin, concave blade with a rounded tip that allows the clinician to safely lift or remove debris embedded in the ocular globe.
These instruments are typically constructed from high-grade stainless steel to ensure durability during clinical procedures. As reusable medical devices, they are intended to be cleaned and sterilized between uses to maintain patient safety.
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