Crafted from surgical-grade stainless steel, our Sterile Double-Ended Connor Wand integrates two distinct functionalities into a single, convenient tool, streamlining workflow and enhancing efficiency in various surgical procedures.
- Double-Ended Functionality: Our Connor Wand features a 0.5 mm ball tip on one end, ideal for delicate manipulation and blunt dissection of tissues. The opposing end has a Nagahara chopper with a blunt tip and inferior wedge. This design allows for controlled tissue chopping and fragmentation.
- Angled Shafts: Both ends of the instrument incorporate angled shafts, providing exceptional access and visibility in the often-confined surgical field of the eye.
- Expert Craftsmanship: This single-use instrument goes through a meticulous manufacturing process that includes forging, milling, tempering, and polishing.
- Consistent Performance: The use of high-grade materials and precise manufacturing techniques guarantees consistent quality and reliable performance across every instrument.
- Pre-Sterilized Convenience: Each Connor Wand is sterilized with gamma irradiation, eliminating the need for separate sterilization procedures and saving valuable time in the operating room.
Our Double-Ended Sterile Connor Wand is a valuable tool for ophthalmic surgeons in a variety of procedures, including:
- Cataract Surgery: The ball tip can be used for manipulating the lens capsule during cataract extraction, while the Nagahara chopper facilitates fragmentation of the cataract nucleus.
- Corneal Surgery: The ball tip offers precise manipulation of corneal tissues during procedures like corneal transplants, and the chopper aids in fragmenting scar tissue or corneal opacities.