The Ophthalmology Castro Cyclo Spatula 1 × 16 mm Blade is a premium ophthalmic microsurgical instrument engineered for surgeons who require precise control during delicate ocular procedures. Featuring a 1 mm wide and 16 mm long spatula blade, this instrument is specifically designed for controlled tissue dissection, separation, and manipulation within the anterior chamber and other confined intraocular spaces.

Constructed from premium medical-grade stainless steel, the Castro Cyclo Spatula delivers superior strength, corrosion resistance, and dependable long-term performance. Its precision-manufactured blade maintains excellent dimensional stability and a smooth atraumatic surface even after repeated sterilization, making it a trusted instrument for hospitals, ophthalmology clinics, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialized eye care facilities.

The 1 × 16 mm spatula blade provides an extended working surface that allows surgeons to access deeper surgical sites while maintaining precise control over delicate ocular tissues. The wider blade distributes force evenly, making it ideal for gentle tissue elevation, separation of tissue planes, adhesion release, and manipulation of intraocular structures with minimal trauma. Its elongated profile is particularly useful during complex anterior segment procedures that require greater reach and enhanced visibility.

The Castro Cyclo Spatula is commonly used during glaucoma surgery, cyclodialysis procedures, cataract surgery, anterior segment reconstruction, and various microsurgical ophthalmic interventions. It assists surgeons in carefully dissecting tissues, repositioning ocular structures, and maintaining controlled surgical access while preserving surrounding anatomy.

An ergonomically balanced handle offers superior tactile feedback and a secure grip, allowing smooth and accurate instrument movements under the operating microscope. The lightweight design minimizes hand fatigue during prolonged procedures and enhances microsurgical precision, contributing to improved surgical efficiency.

The instrument features a smooth satin surgical finish that facilitates easy cleaning and supports strict infection prevention standards. Fully compatible with standard steam autoclave sterilization, it is intended for repeated professional use while maintaining its precision, appearance, and structural integrity.

Healthcare professionals trust the Ophthalmology Castro Cyclo Spatula 1 × 16 mm Blade for its exceptional craftsmanship, ergonomic design, and reliable performance. Its extended blade provides greater versatility during advanced ophthalmic procedures, making it an indispensable component of comprehensive ophthalmic surgical instrument sets.

Whether performing cataract surgery, glaucoma surgery, cyclodialysis, or anterior segment reconstruction, the Castro Cyclo Spatula 1 × 16 mm Blade delivers the precision, durability, and control required for successful microsurgical outcomes.

Designed to meet international standards for ophthalmic surgical instrumentation, this reusable instrument supports safe, efficient, and consistent performance in modern ophthalmic practice.

Key Features

• Manufactured from premium medical-grade stainless steel
• Precision 1 × 16 mm spatula blade
• Designed for delicate ophthalmic tissue dissection and manipulation
• Extended blade provides improved reach in confined surgical areas
• Ideal for glaucoma, cataract, and anterior segment surgery
• Atraumatic blade design minimizes tissue trauma
• Suitable for tissue separation, elevation, and adhesion release
• Ergonomic lightweight handle for superior comfort and control
• Excellent tactile feedback for precise microsurgical movements
• Corrosion-resistant surgical-grade construction
• Fully autoclavable for repeated sterilization
• Reusable professional ophthalmic surgical instrument

Product Specifications

Product Contents

• 1 × Ophthalmology Castro Cyclo Spatula 1 × 16 mm Blade
• Reusable medical-grade stainless steel ophthalmic surgical instrument
• Quality inspected prior to packaging

Applications

The Ophthalmology Castro Cyclo Spatula 1 × 16 mm Blade is commonly used in:

• Glaucoma surgery
• Cyclodialysis procedures
• Cataract surgery
• Anterior segment microsurgery
• Tissue dissection and separation
• Adhesion release procedures
• Iris and scleral tissue manipulation
• Anterior chamber reconstruction
• Ophthalmology hospitals and specialty eye clinics
• Ambulatory ophthalmic surgical centers

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the Ophthalmology Castro Cyclo Spatula 1 × 16 mm Blade used for?

It is used for precise tissue dissection, separation, and manipulation during glaucoma surgery, cyclodialysis, cataract surgery, and anterior segment microsurgical procedures.

2. What are the benefits of the 1 × 16 mm blade?

The 1 mm wide blade provides gentle tissue support, while the 16 mm length offers greater reach for accessing deeper intraocular structures and performing controlled tissue manipulation.

3. What material is the Castro Cyclo Spatula made from?

The instrument is manufactured from premium medical-grade stainless steel, providing excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and dependable long-term clinical performance.

4. Is the Castro Cyclo Spatula reusable?

Yes. It is designed as a reusable ophthalmic surgical instrument and can be safely reused following proper cleaning and sterilization procedures.

5. Can this instrument be sterilized in an autoclave?

Yes. It is fully compatible with standard steam autoclave sterilization, making it suitable for repeated use in hospitals and surgical centers.

6. Which ophthalmic procedures commonly require this instrument?

It is commonly used in glaucoma surgery, cyclodialysis, cataract surgery, anterior segment reconstruction, tissue plane dissection, adhesion release, and other delicate ophthalmic microsurgical procedures.

7. Why is the Castro Cyclo Spatula preferred by ophthalmic surgeons?

The Castro Cyclo Spatula combines an extended precision blade, ergonomic handling, atraumatic tissue manipulation, and excellent tactile feedback, enabling surgeons to perform delicate ophthalmic procedures with greater accuracy, safety, and confidence.