Suker Cyclodialysis Spatula

Description

Suker Cyclodialysis Spatula

The Suker cyclodialysis spatula is a flat blade on a light handle. It suits gentle sweeping and separating within the anterior chamber. Only one fixed form is offered, so you just need to confirm the shape in the photo.

Thin steel, light force with the Suker

The blade is thin, so a small push from the fingers is all it needs. In practice, that means you move tissue a little at a time. Slow, short strokes then give the best control.

Glaucoma roots of the Suker

Like other cyclodialysis spatulas, the Suker traces back to glaucoma surgery. Surgeons once used such blades to open a path for fluid near the ciliary body. Today, the same shape is useful for many small tasks.

Is the Suker right for you?

It may suit you if:

• You want one simple spatula on the tray
• Your cases need light, fine sweeps
• You like a plain, flat blade with no hooks

Suker and its siblings

Our range holds many single-pattern spatulas, such as the Hirschmann, Stock and Wecker. They differ mostly in blade shape and angle. So, if one already sits on your tray, compare photos before you add the Suker.

Cleaning the Suker blade

Rinse it soon after use, then work a soft brush over each face. Let it air or towel dry. Also, keep it apart from heavy tools during sterilization, since weight on a thin blade can bend it.

Buying the Suker spatula

Suker spatulas ship unsterile and become reusable once you wash and sterilize the Suker blade. Suker steel also meets ASTM F899. You also get our warranty, which runs three years against manufacturing defects. Suker owners may like the full ophthalmology catalogue, or compare the Hirschmann spatula. Our FAQ answers common questions.

Professional use only. Read our Suker sterilization advice and shipping details first.