Cannulas

What's in this range

Lacrimal cannulas (Langs, Harrison Butler), irrigation cannulas (Binkhorst), and cataract-surgery cannulas for hydrodissection, air injection and anterior chamber use, across a wide range of gauges and tip patterns.

About the patterns

Langs and Harrison Butler lacrimal cannulas irrigate and flush the lacrimal duct system. Binkhorst irrigation cannulas have a smooth, blunt tip for atraumatic irrigation inside the eye, available in left, right and straight patterns. McIntyre anterior chamber cannulas maintain and irrigate the anterior chamber during surgery. Hydrodissection cannulas inject fluid beneath the lens capsule to separate the lens nucleus before removal, and air-injection cannulas (Rycroft) introduce an air bubble to maintain chamber depth or check wound integrity.

Used with

Cannulas are used alongside bimanual irrigation/aspiration handpieces during phacoemulsification, and lacrimal cannulas follow on from lacrimal probing.

Ordering

Every instrument is listed with its reference code in the full reference code list below, ready to add to your quote. Use the list on the left to jump to an instrument, or contact us with the gauge or pattern you need.