material is nylon monofilament
·double armed with lancet point needle at the edge of thread
Sterilized by EO
Structure:Monofilament.
·Origin:Synthetic
·Sizes available:8/0;9/0; 10/0
600pcs/ctn carton packing: 32*26*28cm
PA Ophthalmic range is composed of various absorbable and non-absorbable sutures: They include: Nylon, polypropylene, silk, PGA, glyconate
Recommended suture material for each tissue
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Nylon
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Polypropylene
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Silk
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PGA
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Glyconate
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Fixation of eye ball
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Skin, plastic
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Subcutaneous
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Muscles
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Cornea
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Sclera
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Conjunctiva
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Iris
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Plomb fixation in retinal operation
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PA company has developed a comprehensive ophthalmic needle range of outstanding quality.
Very sharp needle tip
The precise micro-tip of PA lancet needles is achieved by computer assisted technology. The new generation of lancet needles” Long Life Point” offers extremely low resistance to penetration.
The tip goes very easily the tough tissues of the eye. Even after several passages, the needle keeps its sharpness.
Smooth needle surface
PA micro needles are undergoing a special surface treatment.
This modern manufacturing technique improves significantly the smoothness of the surface and the cutting. The tissue drag during surgery is strongly reduced.
Safe and atraumatic needle attachment
The end part of PA needles are precisely polished in order to provide an easy and atraumatic penetration of the complete needle body. Each individual needle-attachment is tested during manufacturing, achieving 100% in process control.
Excellent grip in the needle holder
Thanks to its flattened body, the needle remains stable in the needle holder enabling a precise placement and a better control of penetration of the tissue layers of the eye.
Recommended needle for each surgical procedure
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Spatula Curved
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Micro-point spatula curved
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Reverse cutting needle
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Reverse cutting needle with micropoint
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Cataract
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Glaucoma
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Corneal transplant
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Strabismus
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Oculoplasty
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Iris repair
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Retinal detachment
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Eye fixation
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