| Description | The MASTERKA is indicated for congenital nasolacrimal duct obstructions that are resistant to probing. Unlike the traditional “pulled” technique in which the stent is advanced through the nasolacrimal system and retrieved through the nose by pulling | For Canalicular Stenosis in Infants. Medical grade silicone. Note: Can also be used in DCR because of its high flexibility. Probe entirely embedded in silicone tubing (non-traumatic). Box of 3, sterile. | A unique combination of the successful Monoka and the familiar Crawford lacrimal intubation systems. One end of the stent features a silicone plug that anchors the system securely in place at the punctum. The other end is the olive tipped probe that | This unique system uses prolene as thread-guide reducing time and trauma in lacrimal duct intubation. The hollow Ritleng Probe is inserted into the nasolacrimal duct and a thin prolene thread-guide is fed through it. The probe is then withdrawn | Nicknamed the SRS, this new and innovative stent allows the physician to intubate the canaliculi in the office right at the chair with just topical anesthetic drops.
The SRS is made of medical grade silicone and is available in three lengths 25mm, |