Ophthalmic cannulation set, reusable

26 devices · GMDN 46839

An ophthalmic cannulation set, reusable, is a collection of surgical tools designed to create precise channels in the eye for procedures like posterior segment surgery. These sets typically include metal cannulae, tubing, and accessories such as trocars or syringes to facilitate infusion or aspiration of fluids, such as silicone oil, during surgery.

These reusable devices are regulated based on their intended use and risk profile, often requiring compliance with surgical instrument standards. They are typically supplied as part of a kit, intended for single-patient use per sterile barrier, and may interact with external systems like pumps for controlled fluid management.

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