McCallans Eye Spatula Double Ended Soonawala

McCallans Eye Spatula Double Ended SoonawalaA McCallan's Eye Spatula Double Ended is a surgical instrument used to manipulate and remove tissue during ophthalmic surgery. It is designed with two ends, one with a straight blade and the other with a curved blade. The spatula is used to separate and lift tissue, as well as to hold and remove tissue and other materials during eye surgery.

flexible wire made of stainless steel and is available in different lengths to accommodate different bone sizes

The forceps are used to grasp and remove the gallbladder during the procedure

while the plastic handle provides a firm grip

It has a locking mechanism that allows the surgeon to securely grip the needle and manipulate it during the procedure

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They are commonly used to hold and manipulate tissue during suturing and other delicate surgical procedures

The size of the blade and handle of the instrument will vary depending on the procedure being performed

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