Wilder Lens Loop, Serrated

Description

The Wilder Lens Loop, Serrated is a surgical device used during cataract surgery. Here’s a rundown of its main features:

Purpose:

• This tool is used to cup and enclose the eye’s lens during cataract extraction operations.
• The serrations on the loop’s surface aid to secure the lens and keep it from sliding into the vitreous, a gel-like material in the eye.

Type:

• It is within the group of ophthalmic tools known as lens loops.

Design:

• The Wilder Lens Loop Serrated is commonly composed of stainless steel.
• It features a wire loop pattern and is around 4mm broad by 15mm long. The loop contains serrations on the upper surface to improve grip.
• The handle is flat and serrated, with a polished finish, which provides superior control during surgery.
• The entire length of the instrument is around 135mm.