The Titanium Bechert Nucleus Rotator FT4-1070, with an overall length of 120mm, is a specialized surgical instrument used in ophthalmology, particularly during cataract surgery and other intraocular lens-related procedures.
During cataract surgery, the cloudy natural lens of the eye is removed, and an artificial intraocular lens is implanted. The Bechert Nucleus Rotator is used to assist in the gentle rotation and repositioning of the cataractous or crystalline lens nucleus, which is the densest part of the cataract, within the eye. This instrument allows the surgeon to effectively control the orientation and positioning of the lens nucleus during various stages of the surgical procedure.
The precise manipulation provided by the Bechert Nucleus Rotator is important for cataract surgeons to safely and efficiently perform the surgery and ensure that the lens nucleus is properly managed. Titanium construction ensures the instrument’s durability and resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for use in surgical environments.
In summary, the Titanium Bechert Nucleus Rotator FT4-1070 is a valuable tool for ophthalmic surgeons during cataract surgery, allowing them to handle and manipulate the lens nucleus with precision, ultimately contributing to the success of the procedure and the patient’s visual recovery.
