107 devices · GMDN 46840
An ophthalmic cannulation set is a collection of non-powered instruments designed to establish a pathway into the eye during posterior segment surgeries. These tools facilitate the infusion or aspiration of fluids and replacement media, such as silicone oil, to support complex ocular procedures.
These sets are provided as single-use items to ensure sterility and prevent cross-contamination during surgery. Each kit typically includes metal cannulae, tubing, and auxiliary components like trocars or plugs that may be used alongside external fluid delivery pumps.
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