Foster enucleation snare with ratcheting wing-nut handle to draw wire 5 3/4"length, includes pack of 12 wires

Foster Enucleation Snare with Ratcheting Handle

The Foster enucleation snare is a specialized surgical instrument designed for the precise removal of ocular tissue during enucleation procedures. This tool features a distinctive ratcheting wing-nut handle that allows surgeons to maintain consistent tension on the wire loop without manual adjustment, enhancing control and stability throughout the operation. With an overall length of five and three-quarters inches, it provides optimal reach and maneuverability within the orbital cavity. The inclusion of a pars plana set ensures comprehensive utility for various ophthalmic surgical needs. Its robust construction supports repeated sterilization cycles, making it a reliable choice for high-volume eye care facilities.

• Ocular enucleation procedures requiring controlled tissue removal
• Surgical interventions involving the pars plana region
• Orbital surgery where precise wire tension is critical
• Procedures demanding stable instrument handling in confined spaces

• Inspect the ratcheting mechanism for wear or damage before each use to ensure secure locking.
• Clean and lubricate moving parts according to manufacturer guidelines to prevent corrosion.
• Sterilize using standard autoclave protocols suitable for stainless steel surgical instruments.

Always verify compatibility with your facility's sterilization equipment and consult clinical guidelines for proper usage.