Schreck Eye Cannula

Description

Schreck Eye Cannula

The Schreck eye cannula is an eponymous pattern that attaches to a syringe for irrigation in eye procedures. Published details on this design are limited. Therefore, we describe it with care and invite you to check the images or ask us.

What to expect

Like most eye cannulas, the Schreck pattern has a fine tube and a hub. It delivers a controlled stream of fluid. Surgeons who request it by name usually have a set technique for it. If you do not know the pattern, compare it with our general irrigating cannulas first.

Item details

One version is listed. It offers:

• Schreck eponymous pattern
• Fine irrigating tube
• Syringe hub
• Reusable stainless construction

Good handling habits

Purge air from the syringe before entry. Then rest your hand on a firm point. Move the tip slowly and keep the stream gentle. In addition, aim away from the endothelium when you work inside the chamber.

When a named pattern matters

Many surgeons reorder the exact pattern they trained on, because the feel is familiar. That is often the reason to choose a Schreck cannula. On the other hand, a general cannula may do the same job if you have no preference.

Reprocessing the Schreck cannula

Rinse the tube with water at the end of the case. Next, soak it in an enzyme cleaner, rinse, and air dry. Check the flow before packing. It ships non-sterile, and it returns to service after each cleaning and autoclave cycle.

Schreck cannula order details

If a defect from production shows, the Schreck cannula has cover for three years against manufacturing defects. Tube steel follows ASTM F899. Explore the eye instrument catalog for related items. You may also compare the Amsler cannula. For order help, read our customer FAQs.

Professional use only. Visit Intrace sterilization advice and the delivery page.