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The Mackool hydrodissection cannula is engineered to deliver controlled fluid waves beneath the anterior capsule during cataract surgery. Its 22-gauge, 0.9 × 0.3mm flattened tip minimizes focal jetting and directs fluid diffusely along the capsular plane. The 30 degrees angled shaft improves access through small incisions while stainless‑steel construction provides reliable performance across repeat cases.
Features & Benefits
The Mackool hydrodissection reusable cannula delivers controlled fluid wave generation during cortical and epinuclear separation. The 22-gauge shaft with flattened 0.9 × 0.3mm tip produces a diffuse spray pattern rather than a high-pressure jet, minimizing capsular stress.
This male-to-male cannula adaptor in Delrin provides a secure, non-traumatic connection between aspiration cannulas and tubing systems. The reusable design integrates cleanly into sterilization workflows while the durable polymer material resists fluid absorption and maintains dimensional stability across multiple processing cycles. Simple snap-fit engagement eliminates disconnection during long procedures.
The Manche LASIK cannula delivers controlled fluid distribution during refractive procedures through a wedge-spatulated tip design. Its three ports�one ventral and two lateral�enable multi-directional flow management under the LASIK flap. The 25-gauge fine gauge and 34mm compact length support precision positioning in micro-incision refractive surgery.
The Martin viscocanalostomy cannula delivers viscoelastic into Schlemm's canal through a 26‑gauge shaft tapered to a reinforcing 33‑gauge tip. At 38mm overall length, the cannula provides controlled reach into the canal during non‑penetrating glaucoma surgery. The reinforced tip transition resists bending while preserving the fine bore needed for canalicular access.
McIntyre anterior chamber cannulas deliver irrigating solutions through a 30 gauge blunt tip on a shaft angled 45 degrees, with 12mm from tip to bend. The angled geometry directs fluid under the iris and over the lens capsule without disturbing the corneal endothelium. The blunt tip protects intraocular structures during chamber maintenance.
The McIntyre anterior chamber cannula delivers irrigation and aspiration control during cataract extraction with its straight 23ga shaft and blunt tip. The satin finish reduces surgical light scatter, and the 22mm length positions the port safely within the anterior chamber for unobstructed phaco work and cortical-cleaving maneuvers.
The 45‑degree angled McIntyre cannula accesses the anterior chamber from a secondary paracentesis during cataract and anterior segment procedures. Its 25ga gauge and blunt tip minimize endothelial contact, while the angled approach permits multiport irrigation and aspiration during dense nuclear work. The 12mm bend‑to‑tip measurement positions the port in the chamber while keeping the cannula clear of the surgical axis.
This custom McIntyre cannula combines a 25ga angled 45‑degree shaft with a 12mm bend‑to‑tip for specialized anterior chamber access during complex cataract work. The blunt tip and polished finish reduce endothelial trauma, while the customized bend angle permits unobstructed secondary paracentesis irrigation independent of the primary phaco wound.
This McIntyre anterior chamber cannula combines fine 27‑gauge access with a blunt safety tip for anterior chamber manipulation and fluid management. The polished finish reduces tissue drag, while the 18mm total length enables reach to central and peripheral anterior chamber zones. Built for reliable cortical removal and irrigation during cataract extraction.
Angled 45 degrees with 12mm from tip to bend, the McIntyre anterior chamber cannula delivers 26ga blunt‑tip access for irrigation and viscoelastic placement. The polished finish supports thorough cleaning, and the 20mm working length keeps the bend within the chamber while the hub stays clear of the cornea.
McIntyre anterior chamber cannula is engineered for safe fluid delivery into the anterior chamber during cataract surgery and other intraocular procedures. The angled 45-degree geometry positions the blunt tip optimally for chamber entry while maintaining excellent visibility. The 23ga gauge and polished finish support smooth, repeatable anterior chamber access across many cases.
Engineered for safe entry into the anterior chamber, the McIntyre cannula presents a 23ga straight shaft with a blunt tip that delivers viscoelastic or balanced salt solution without scoring the endothelium or capsule. The polished 22mm working length keeps the cannula light at the wound during fluid exchange and chamber reformation.
The McIntyre anterior chamber cannula delivers balanced irrigation flow during capsulorhexis and early phacoemulsification stages. Its 26ga straight shaft with blunt tip permits safe fluid access without corneal endothelial trauma, while the polished finish reduces light scatter during critical intraocular visualization.
McIntyre anterior chamber cannula in 30 gauge with a blunt straight tip, used for atraumatic irrigation and viscoelastic delivery into the anterior chamber. The 22mm overall length suits paracentesis‑port entry during cataract and IOL work, and the polished finish keeps the fine bore patent across reprocessing cycles.
This McIntyre Binkhorst irrigating cannula uses a 26ga left‑angled shaft with a 13mm bend‑to‑tip distance and a 2.6mm J‑shaped open end to support controlled directional irrigation.
This McIntyre Binkhorst irrigating cannula incorporates a 26ga right‑angled shaft with a 13mm bend‑to‑tip distance and a 2.6mm‑wide J‑shaped open end for directed irrigation through an 18mm working length.
The McIntyre-Binkhorst Irrigating Cannula is designed for anterior chamber irrigation and aspiration during cataract surgery. Its 26ga gauge provides fine control while the straight J-shaped tip with 2.6mm width enables smooth intracameral irrigation and cortical aspiration. The 18mm working length and open-end design provide excellent control of flow rate and suction during the phaco procedure.
This McIntyre cystotome incorporates a 23ga angled shaft with a short 17mm length for controlled anterior capsule puncture where minimal insertion depth is required.
The McIntyre inner cannula carries a 23‑gauge polished shaft with a 0.3mm side port for directed irrigation during anterior segment work. The side port delivers fluid laterally rather than straight ahead, allowing the surgeon to lavage beneath an IOL haptic or against the capsular wall without disturbing tissue in line with the tip. The 46mm working length suits anterior chamber access.
The McIntyre inner cannula is a straight 23ga polished instrument designed for internal nucleus or aspirate manipulation during cataract extraction. Its 46mm overall length provides comfortable handheld control while the polished finish enables smooth passage through cataract wounds. The straight configuration supports direct anterior chamber access and predictable instrument trajectory.
The McIntyre lacrimal cannula irrigates the canalicular system through a 23ga curved shaft with a closed end and 0.3mm dual side ports. Lateral ports distribute saline along the canalicular wall rather than driving a forward jet, reducing the risk of false passage during diagnostic irrigation. The 46mm working length suits standard hub‑mounted syringe use.
The McIntyre lacrimal cannula is a 23-gauge curved cannula with a side port, designed for gentle lacrimal canalicular irrigation and probing during lacrimal-pathway assessment. Its blunt tip prevents punctal-wall trauma while the polished finish enables smooth passage through canalicular anatomy. The 46mm working length provides adequate reach into the nasal lacrimal duct without excessive depth.
The McIntyre lacrimal cannula presents a straight 23‑gauge shaft with a side port and blunt tip, sized for lacrimal duct irrigation and probing during dacryocystorhinostomy and other lacrimal procedures. The side port directs irrigation laterally to clear obstructions without forward jet pressure on the canalicular wall.
The McIntyre outer cannula forms the larger‑bore element of a coaxial irrigation‑aspiration system, delivering irrigation around an inner aspiration cannula during cataract surgery. A straight 19‑gauge shaft with untapered end maintains stable fluid flow into the anterior chamber. The polished 35mm length passes cleanly through standard limbal incisions.
The McIntyre lacrimal cannula is engineered for controlled diagnostic and therapeutic access to the lacrimal canalicular system. Its 23ga straight shaft with dual 0.3mm side ports delivers anesthetic or therapeutic agents into the superior and inferior canaliculi with even distribution. The 45mm working length supports consistent positioning during lacrimal occlusion or dacryocystoplasty procedures.
This McIntyre truncated outer cannula is a 19-gauge infusion-aspiration component optimized for steady anterior chamber fluid management during phacoemulsification. The tapered tip and two side openings distribute flow without focal jetting, while the polished finish supports smooth passage through the paracentesis incision. The truncated outer design integrates with standard phaco handpiece tubing for reliable fluid exchange.
This micro J-shaped cannula delivers controlled aqueous misdirection and fluid management during anterior segment surgery. The 25-gauge lumen accommodates fine infusion or aspiration, while the J-shaped hook (1.5mm long × 1.75mm wide) provides gentle positioning beneath the iris and across the anterior chamber.
This Morrison aspirating cannula features a 23ga shaft angled at 45 degrees with a 7mm tip‑to‑bend distance and a polished finish to support controlled aspiration in confined chamber spaces.
This Murphy air injection cannula 24ga with tapered 30ga tip delivers controlled anterior chamber reformation. The specialized tapered design enables atraumatic penetration while maintaining precise air flow control for chamber stability.