Eyelid Specula

Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Many associate this mainstay of Ophthalmic practice with Stanley Kubrick's 1971 film, A Clockwork Orange. Even so, eyelid speculums (speculae) are an essential instrument in most ophthalmic surgical procedures. In spite of their routine application, much energy and focus has been spent refining these basic tools to enhance patient comfort and save you time by making them easier to use. Here are a few key examples of today's eyelid speculae:
CompanyBeaver-Visitec InternationalBeaver-Visitec InternationalBeaver-Visitec International
ItemBD Visitec™ Eye Speculum (Kratz-Barraquer)BD Visitec™ Pediatric Eye Speculum (Wortham)BD Visitec™ Eye Speculum (Barraquer)
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DescriptionOpen wire loops decrease the chance of interfering with instruments. Designed to retract the eyelid during ophthalmic microsurgery or minor office Pediatric Eye Speculum. Arms are slightly offset to accommodate placement in very small eyes. Open wire loops decrease the chance of interfering withOpen wire loops decrease the chance of interfering with instruments. Designed to retract the eyelid during ophthalmic microsurgery or minor office
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Product Number585094585203585058
Length (inches)Overall size: 40 x 26.5mm,Overall size: 34 x 21.0 mm,Overall size: 44 x 25.0 mm
Blade Spread (mm)Retraction size: 13 x 6.0mmRetraction size: 10 x 3.5 mmRetraction size: 14 x 6.0 mm
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