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Gills-Welsh Cannula

25-gauge, angled  Gills-Welsh Cannula is a commonly used tool in cataract and various other ophthalmologic procedures. The small gauge of the cannula may be used to aspirate fluid in the anterior chamber of the eye following a limbal incision. Four different angles are available with the cannula depending on surgical preference.

SKU: WSS-05-1047 Category:
Description
Name Gills-Welsh Cannula
Lead Time Lead time advised within 48 hours of order placement.
Competitor ;OP0902804;OP0902-804;E49315;601198;60-1198;6011-98;OP0902805;OP0902-805;601199;60-1199;E4931-7;E49317;6011-99;OP0902806;OP0902-806;E49318;601200;60-1200;6012-00;OP0902807;OP0902-807;601201;60-1201;6012-01;6011-98_6012-01;
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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