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PEAK SURGICAL
SKU:PS-S-00027
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The essential instrument for lacrimal system patency. The Lang’s Lachrymal Cannula is a precision ophthalmic tool specifically engineered for the irrigation, flushing, and diagnostic probing of the tear drainage system. Featuring a delicate 3.8cm (1.5”) profile and a specialized curved tip, this cannula acts as a mechanical necessity for ophthalmologists and clinical specialists managing epiphora (excessive tearing) and dacryocystitis. Its design facilitates the smooth navigation of the lacrimal canaliculi, ensuring effective clearance of obstructions with maximum patient comfort.
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The Lang’s Lachrymal Cannula is a foundational instrument in any ophthalmic diagnostic kit. Whether performing a routine Jones test or clearing a chronic blockage in a surgical setting, this cannula provides the refined control required for success. Its primary role is to facilitate the "Syringing and Probing" (S&P) procedure, where the patency of the nasolacrimal duct is confirmed by the successful passage of fluid into the nose or throat.
Built for the rigorous hygiene standards of modern ophthalmology, this cannula is fully reusable and designed to withstand frequent autoclave cycles. Its durability makes it a reliable choice for both busy hospital departments and private practices. Its versatility also extends to veterinary ophthalmology, where it is frequently used to manage tear duct issues in small animals and exotic species.
Feature Details
Material Premium Surgical Stainless Steel
Total Length 3.8cm (1.5 Inches)
Tip Profile Fine, Curved / Atraumatic
Connection Universal Luer Hub
Maintenance Fully Autoclavable / Reusable
Primary Use Cases:
Q: Is this cannula sharp or blunt?
A: This is a blunt irrigation cannula. It is designed to navigate the natural openings of the lacrimal system without piercing tissue.
Q: How do I ensure the lumen (hollow center) is properly cleaned?
A: After use, the cannula should be immediately flushed with distilled water or an enzymatic cleaner using a syringe. This prevents the buildup of proteins or salt crystals that could clog the fine opening before autoclaving.
Q: Can this be used on pediatric patients?
A: While the 1.5” Lang’s cannula is a standard adult size, it can be used for some pediatric cases. However, for neonatal or infant lacrimal work, a shorter or finer-gauge cannula is often preferred.
Q: Does it fit a standard 2cc or 5cc syringe?
A: Yes, the hub is designed to fit standard Luer-slip and Luer-lock syringes commonly used in clinical practice.