The Ophthalmology Williams Lacrimal Probe Size 7/8 1.5×1.6mm is a specialized ophthalmic instrument designed for accurate probing, dilation, and examination of the lacrimal drainage system. This precision instrument is commonly used by ophthalmologists and oculoplastic surgeons for the diagnosis and management of tear duct disorders, including lacrimal obstruction and drainage pathway abnormalities.

Lacrimal surgery requires instruments that provide controlled access and reliable tactile feedback while working within delicate anatomical structures. The Williams Lacrimal Probe features a carefully engineered 1.5×1.6mm tip size, allowing surgeons to perform controlled dilation and exploration of the lacrimal passages with improved precision.

The Size 7/8 configuration provides a larger probe option within the Williams lacrimal probe range, making it suitable for procedures requiring increased diameter access. The smooth, rounded probe design supports gentle passage through the canalicular system while helping minimize unnecessary tissue irritation.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the Williams Lacrimal Probe Size 7/8 offers superior strength, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting durability. The smooth polished finish ensures efficient cleaning, reliable sterilization, and consistent performance throughout repeated surgical procedures.

The ergonomic design of this ophthalmic probe provides excellent surgeon comfort and control. Its balanced construction allows precise movements during lacrimal procedures, helping ophthalmic specialists evaluate and manage tear drainage pathways effectively.

The Williams Lacrimal Probe is an important component of professional ophthalmology and oculoplastic instrument collections. It is commonly used in lacrimal duct probing, nasolacrimal duct evaluation, and tear drainage system procedures. The instrument supports accurate surgical techniques while maintaining the reliability required in modern eye care environments.

Designed for repeated professional use, the Williams Lacrimal Probe Size 7/8 1.5×1.6mm combines precision engineering, durable construction, and specialized ophthalmic functionality. It is a trusted choice for surgeons requiring a high-quality lacrimal probe for advanced tear duct procedures.

Key Features

• Specialized Williams Lacrimal Probe Size 7/8 for ophthalmic surgery
• Designed for lacrimal duct probing and dilation procedures
• Precision 1.5×1.6mm tip for controlled tear duct access
• Suitable for lacrimal drainage system evaluation
• Smooth rounded tip supports gentle tissue interaction
• Manufactured from premium surgical stainless steel
• Corrosion-resistant design provides long-term durability
• Polished surface allows easy cleaning and sterilization
• Ergonomic construction improves surgeon handling
• Provides reliable tactile feedback during procedures
• Reusable instrument for professional ophthalmic applications
• Compatible with standard sterilization and autoclave methods

Product Specifications

Product Contents

• 1 × Williams Lacrimal Probe Size 7/8
• Tip Size: 1.5×1.6mm
• Reusable ophthalmic lacrimal instrument

Applications

The Williams Lacrimal Probe Size 7/8 1.5×1.6mm is commonly used in:

• Lacrimal duct probing procedures
• Tear duct dilation and evaluation
• Nasolacrimal duct obstruction management
• Lacrimal drainage system surgery
• Oculoplastic procedures
• Reconstructive tear duct surgery
• Ophthalmic microsurgical applications
• Eye surgery instrument sets

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is a Williams Lacrimal Probe Size 7/8 used for?

A Williams Lacrimal Probe Size 7/8 is used for probing, dilation, and examination of the lacrimal drainage system during ophthalmic procedures.

2. What is the tip diameter of this lacrimal probe?

This model features a 1.5×1.6mm precision tip designed for controlled lacrimal pathway access.

3. Is the Williams Lacrimal Probe reusable?

Yes, it is a reusable ophthalmic surgical instrument designed for repeated sterilization and professional clinical use.

4. Which specialists use Williams Lacrimal Probes?

Ophthalmologists and oculoplastic surgeons commonly use these probes for tear duct procedures and lacrimal system management.

5. What material is this lacrimal probe made from?

The instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel for strength, durability, and corrosion resistance.

6. Can this probe be sterilized in an autoclave?

Yes, the Williams Lacrimal Probe is compatible with standard hospital sterilization procedures, including autoclaving.

7. Why are calibrated lacrimal probes important?

Calibrated lacrimal probes allow surgeons to select the appropriate size for accurate and controlled tear duct procedures.