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This air injection cannula 27ga with 45-degree angled shaft enables ergonomic access to the anterior chamber during ophthalmic procedures. The angled configuration supports controlled air injection for chamber reformation.
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This air injection cannula 30ga with 45-degree angled shaft enables ergonomic access to the anterior chamber during ophthalmic procedures. The angled configuration supports controlled air injection for chamber reformation.
The 30‑gauge profile of this air injection cannula minimizes wound trauma during fine‑volume air or fluid delivery in anterior segment work. A 45‑degree shaft angle with 7mm tip‑to‑bend positions the working end forward of the hub for clearer microscope visualization. The 37mm polished shaft passes smoothly through small paracentesis incisions.
These Akahoshi combo phaco pre‑chopper forceps include straight jaws with 4.5mm delicate crescent‑shaped sharp tips and a round handle, enabling controlled pre‑chop maneuvers with a 30mm maximum opening.
This Akahoshi combo pre‑chopper is designed for grade 1‑2 nuclei and employs the karate pre‑chop technique with a crescent‑shaped paddle tip for small‑incision surgery. The geometry supports broad‑based nucleus separation with minimal zonular stress.
This Akahoshi conventional pre‑chopper uses angled vaulted titanium jaws with a cross‑action mechanism and a 3mm maximum opening for soft nucleus engagement. The delicate jaw geometry supports controlled pre‑chop maneuvers through a small incision.
This Akahoshi custom nucleus sustainer features an elongated paddle-shaped blade with a dished anterior surface for stable nucleus support. The angled shaft, bent 10mm from tip to bend, optimizes approach angles during phacoemulsification. The round knurled handle enhances intraoperative grip and fine control.
The Akahoshi hybrid combo chopper bridges hard nucleus handling and phaco compliance in grades 1 to 4 cataracts. Its scalloped crescent tip geometry performs the initial Karate prechop, then rotates for follow-up chopping without instrument exchange. Round handle and 3mm maximum incision opening make it ideal for MICS workflows.
This Akahoshi hybrid combo pre‑chopper features titanium construction with a scalloped crescent tip for grade 1‑4 nuclei using the karate pre‑chop technique. The 3mm opening allows controlled penetration within small incision parameters.
The Akahoshi hydrodissection cannula uses a curved 27ga shaft to direct fluid behind the anterior capsule and separate the lens cortex in a controlled wave. Its curvature follows the capsular bag, giving the surgeon a predictable approach for pre‑chop and quick‑chop phaco techniques. The fine gauge keeps incision distortion to a minimum.
The Akahoshi II hydrodissection cannula combines a 27-gauge ultra-fine lumen with a sharp beveled tip and curved-angle geometry that enables precise subincisional hydrodissection during phacoemulsification. The sharp bevel penetrates the cortical shell cleanly while the curved-angle approach (1mm from bend to tip) supports direct access through the corneal incision. The 19mm overall length provides compact control without excess shaft extension.
The Akahoshi nucleus sustainer with its 0.5mm bulbous tip provides gentle, atraumatic support for nucleus fragments during phacoemulsification. Titanium construction and short round handle deliver superior corrosion resistance and refined ergonomic grip during extended cases. The bulbous geometry optimizes purchase on dense nucleus material without posterior capsule trauma.
The Akahoshi nucleus sustainer delivers gentle nuclear fragment support and positioning during phacoemulsification with its elongated paddle-shaped blade. The right-side dish-out geometry and angled 10mm bend-to-tip profile enhance nuclear manipulation while reducing capsular trauma. The round knurled handle provides secure fingerhold during extended fragmentation and removal sequences.
The Akahoshi nucleus sustainer features an elongated paddle‑shaped blade with a dished anterior surface for stable nucleus support during phacoemulsification. The angled shaft, bent 10mm from tip, improves approach angles while protecting the capsular bag and posterior capsule. Round knurled handle delivers fine tactile control throughout nucleus manipulation.
The Akahoshi nucleus sustainer employs titanium construction with a distinctive paddle‑shaped tip for atraumatic support and manipulation of nuclear fragments during phacoemulsification. The paddle geometry distributes force across a broad surface, minimizing corneal endothelial trauma. Titanium rigidity ensures consistent nucleus positioning throughout the emulsification sequence.
The Akahoshi Paddle pre‑chopper handles softer nuclei (grades 1‑2) with a paddle tip geometry that distributes force across a wider nuclear surface, reducing the risk of posterior capsule rupture. The round knurled handle provides secure, fatigue‑resistant grip during prolonged chopping, and the 120mm length balances access with precise control in the anterior chamber.
These Akahoshi phaco pre‑chopper forceps feature a 30� angled profile with 4.5mm delicate jaws and sharp pointed tips. The three‑hole handle and 120mm length support stable nucleus division with up to 30mm opening.
Engineered for prechopping firm nuclei before phaco energy is applied, the Akahoshi prechopper uses a cross‑action mechanism to split the lens within the capsular bag through a single instrument pass. The angled titanium tips enter the anterior chamber through a clear corneal incision, then spread to divide the nucleus along its natural cleavage planes. Titanium construction keeps the cross‑action precise and corrosion‑resistant across repeated autoclave cycles.
The Akahoshi splitter brings precision nucleus management to small-incision phaco cases. Its straight 0.75mm ring design secures hard nuclei for controlled splitting while the 1.6mm outer diameter fits comfortably through MICS incisions without widening the entry. Titanium construction combines durability with predictable feel during the Karate split or completing chop sequences.
This Akahoshi Sub II combo pre‑chopper is designed for soft nuclei grades 1‑2 and optimized for use through a 2mm incision. The blade configuration supports early nucleus division and internal expansion without excessive zonular stress.
The Akahoshi Universal II pre‑chopper is calibrated for nuclei grades 2‑4 and accommodates incisions as small as 2‑2.2mm, enabling maximum wound closure benefits in microincision cataract surgery. The straight narrow jaw design permits precise chopping strokes parallel to the ophthalmic axis without widening the incision. This geometry optimizes nuclear fragmentation while minimizing corneal stress.
This Akahoshi Vienna Window prechopper uses double‑edged broader blades with thickness matched to the Combo‑Prechopper IV for consistent chamber dynamics. The blade design accommodates grade 1‑5 nuclei by providing controlled penetration and spreading force.
These Akahoshi‑Tjia MICS capsulorhexis forceps include vaulted shafts, triangular tips, and laser‑etched 1mm lines for reference inside 1.8mm incisions. The alignment mechanism supports consistent capsular tear initiation in micro‑incision settings.
The Aker lens pusher seats an intraocular lens into the capsular bag with a Y/U‑shaped tip that cradles the optic edge. A straight shaft preserves a direct approach through the clear‑corneal incision, and the round flat handle provides a stable, low‑profile grip during the maneuver. The supplied guard protects the working tip during storage and transport.
The Alabama utility forceps delivers reliable tissue grasping across general ophthalmic procedures. The serrated jaw design maintains secure grip on tough tissues and dressings without slipping. The polished finish and straight configuration suit both right and left‑handed surgeons in varied field geometries.
This compact Alfonso speculum combines small 5mm blades with a wide 27mm spread for localized eyelid elevation while maintaining excellent visualization of the surgical field. The reduced blade size is particularly useful in small incisions and limited access cases. The wide spread provides adequate surgical mobility despite the compact blade profile.
The Alfonso eye speculum opens wide at 27mm spread with 14mm open blades, supporting excellent anterior segment visualization for routine and complex procedures. The open blade design allows rapid eyelid retraction and easy assistant access for lens insertion and aspiration. Suitable for all anterior segment approaches.
This 1mm Algerbrush burr tip is designed for selective corneal rust ring removal and epithelial polishing. The small diameter allows precise control when cleaning iron-stained tissue without extending beyond the clinical pathology. This reusable tip integrates with standard motorized handpiece systems for efficient debris removal.
The Algerbrush II is a battery‑operated motorized handpiece designed to remove corneal rust rings and superficial foreign bodies with a 0.5mm carbide burr. Single‑speed operation gives the clinician predictable rotation, and the included tip cover protects the burr between uses. Powered by a single AA battery, the 105mm handpiece is sized for office and exam‑room use.