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Healon Injection Cannula

flat tip, 21-gauge, overall length excluding hub 1-1/4″ (3.0 cm) Gimbel Irrigating Cannula is a useful tool during cataract and IOL implantation procedures. The cannula may be used to perfuse fluid for easier manipulation of the IOL or easier access to debride nuclear fragments. The ultra-small gauge facilitates entrance into the lens capsule.

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Description
Name Gimbel Irrigating Cannula
Lead Time Lead time advised within 48 hours of order placement.
Competitor ;OP0904601;OP0904-601;600226;60-0226;6002-26;
Specialty Ophthalmology-Cannulas
Material Finish Stainless Steel
Grade Premium Operating Room
Units of Measurement Each
Manufacturer Ophthalmic Zone
Sterility Non-Sterile
Usage Reusable
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