What is an aspiration cannula?

 

Bimanual Irrigating Aspirating Handpiece SS I Stainless Steel I Approx 125 mm

Irrigation aspiration probe is a device that is used to irrigate the eye. It is also known as an eye wash.

The irrigation aspiration probe is a device that can be used to irrigate the eye. It can be used for both medical and cosmetic purposes. The probe has a small tube with a nozzle at one end and a container of water at the other end. The nozzle is inserted into the patient's eye, and water from the container flows through it, washing away any debris or foreign matter in the eye.

Irrigation aspiration cannula uses?

The irrigation aspiration probe can be used for both medical and cosmetic purposes. For medical purposes, it can be used to flush out any debris or foreign matter in the eyes of patients who have had an injury or surgery on their eyes, such as cataract surgery

Eye irrigation is the process of washing out the eye with a stream of water. It is done to treat certain conditions, such as infections, allergies and dry eyes. Eye irrigation can be done by using an eye wash station or an irrigation probe.

An irrigation probe is a medical device that allows you to irrigate your eyes without having to go to a hospital or doctor’s office. The probe has a flexible tube with an attached nozzle that allows you to control and direct the flow of liquid into your eye.

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The irrigation aspiration probe is a small device that is used to remove the vitreous gel from the eye. It has a long, thin shaft with a needle at its end. The probe is inserted into the eye through the cornea and then slowly pushed in until it reaches the vitreous gel. The needle then pierces through the gel and removes it by sucking out liquid.

This device can be used to treat several eye conditions such as posterior vitreous detachment, retinal tears, and diabetic retinopathy.

Types of an aspiration cannula

There are many different types of irrigation probes that are available on the market today. There are some probes that are made specifically for particular purposes, while others can be used in a variety of ways. Some probes have a long thin tube with a small tip at the end which is designed to go into the eye and remove protein buildup or other fluids that may accumulate there. Other probes look like small spoons and have larger tips which allow them to be used more like a syringe when they are inserted into the eye.

There are two types of irrigation probes:

- The first type is an endonasal probe, which is inserted through one nostril and gently guided into the nasal cavity. It can then be used to irrigate the eye.

- The second type is a nasolacrimal probe, which is inserted through one nostril into the nasolacrimal canal, and then advanced into the lacrimal sac where it can be used to irrigate the eye.