Ophthalmic surgical irrigation/infusion/aspiration handle, reusable

Ophthalmic surgical irrigation/infusion/aspiration handles are reusable, hand-held tools used during cataract surgery to control fluid flow through connected cannulas. They act as a manual interface between the cannula and tubing, allowing surgeons to precisely manipulate irrigation, infusion, or aspiration during procedures like capsular polishing or phacoemulsification.

These devices are typically classified as reusable medical instruments and are designed for repeated use in sterile surgical settings. They are often made from durable materials like metal or polymer and connect via Luer fittings to ensure compatibility with various cannulas. Regulatory requirements vary by jurisdiction but generally require compliance with safety and performance standards for reusable surgical tools.