The Ophthalmology Randolph Cyclodialysis Cannula 19G Front Bevel is a high-precision ophthalmic microsurgical instrument developed for controlled irrigation and fluid manipulation during cyclodialysis and other delicate anterior segment procedures. Featuring a 19-gauge front bevel tip, this cannula allows surgeons to deliver balanced salt solution (BSS), ophthalmic viscoelastic devices (OVDs), or other surgical fluids with exceptional precision while maintaining optimal visualization of the surgical field.

Cyclodialysis procedures require meticulous handling of delicate ocular tissues and precise fluid control to facilitate safe surgical dissection and manipulation. The Randolph Cyclodialysis Cannula is specifically engineered to provide smooth, controlled irrigation while minimizing tissue trauma. Its front bevel design enables accurate placement of the cannula tip and promotes efficient fluid distribution within targeted surgical areas.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the cannula provides superior corrosion resistance, structural integrity, and long-term durability. The precision-crafted lumen ensures consistent fluid flow without obstruction, while the highly polished external surface allows atraumatic insertion and smooth movement within the anterior chamber and surrounding ocular structures.

The 19G diameter offers an ideal balance between adequate fluid delivery and precise instrument control. The front bevel tip enhances directional irrigation, allowing surgeons to perform delicate fluid dissection, maintain chamber stability, and improve visualization during complex ophthalmic procedures. This design supports greater surgical accuracy while reducing unnecessary manipulation of sensitive ocular tissues.

An ergonomically designed hub provides a secure connection to standard ophthalmic syringes, enabling reliable fluid administration throughout the procedure. The lightweight construction and balanced design improve handling under the operating microscope, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged microsurgical interventions.

The Ophthalmology Randolph Cyclodialysis Cannula 19G Front Bevel is commonly used in cyclodialysis procedures, glaucoma surgery, anterior chamber irrigation, cataract surgery, ocular reconstruction, and various anterior segment microsurgical techniques requiring controlled fluid delivery. It is suitable for hospitals, ophthalmic surgery centers, university teaching hospitals, and specialized eye clinics.

Designed for repeated professional use, the instrument is fully reusable and compatible with standard steam autoclave sterilization procedures. The seamless stainless steel construction facilitates thorough cleaning and sterilization while preserving dimensional accuracy and clinical performance over numerous sterilization cycles.

Manufactured to meet the demanding standards of modern ophthalmic surgery, the Randolph Cyclodialysis Cannula 19G Front Bevel combines precision engineering, ergonomic functionality, and premium materials to deliver reliable performance in delicate microsurgical procedures. Its excellent fluid control, durable construction, and atraumatic design make it an essential component of professional ophthalmic surgical instrument sets.

Key Features

• Precision 19G front bevel cannula for controlled ophthalmic irrigation.
• Designed for cyclodialysis and anterior segment surgery.
• Premium surgical-grade stainless steel construction.
• Front bevel tip provides precise directional fluid delivery.
• Smooth lumen ensures consistent irrigation flow.
• Atraumatic polished surface minimizes tissue injury.
• Ergonomic hub offers secure syringe attachment.
• Lightweight, balanced design for superior handling.
• Corrosion-resistant and highly durable.
• Fully reusable and autoclavable.
• Easy to clean and maintain.
• Suitable for hospitals, eye clinics, and ophthalmic surgical centers.

Product Specifications

Product Contents

• 1 × Ophthalmology Randolph Cyclodialysis Cannula 19G Front Bevel
• Individually inspected for surgical quality
• Sterilization-ready reusable instrument

Applications

• Cyclodialysis procedures
• Glaucoma surgery
• Cataract surgery
• Anterior chamber irrigation
• Anterior segment microsurgery
• Ocular reconstruction
• Fluid dissection techniques
• Ophthalmic irrigation procedures
• Microsurgical eye operations
• Hospital and ambulatory ophthalmic surgery

FAQs

1. What is the Ophthalmology Randolph Cyclodialysis Cannula 19G Front Bevel used for?

It is used to deliver irrigation fluids or ophthalmic viscoelastic materials with precision during cyclodialysis, glaucoma surgery, cataract surgery, and other anterior segment ophthalmic procedures.

2. What is the advantage of the 19G front bevel design?

The 19G front bevel tip provides controlled, directional fluid delivery, allowing precise irrigation while minimizing trauma to delicate ocular tissues.

3. Which ophthalmic procedures commonly use this cannula?

It is commonly used in cyclodialysis procedures, glaucoma surgery, anterior chamber irrigation, cataract surgery, ocular reconstruction, and various anterior segment microsurgical techniques.

4. Is the Randolph Cyclodialysis Cannula reusable?

Yes. It is manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel and is designed for repeated professional use after appropriate cleaning and sterilization.

5. Can this cannula be sterilized in an autoclave?

Yes. The instrument is fully compatible with standard steam autoclave sterilization protocols used in hospitals and ophthalmic surgical centers.

6. What material is the Randolph Cyclodialysis Cannula made from?

The cannula is manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, providing excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and long-term precision.

7. What are the benefits of using the Randolph Cyclodialysis Cannula 19G Front Bevel?

Its precision-engineered front bevel tip, smooth irrigation flow, ergonomic design, and durable stainless steel construction provide enhanced surgical control, improved visualization, atraumatic fluid delivery, and dependable performance during delicate ophthalmic microsurgery.