Precise and clean cutting
Geuder Uno Colorline 20G, 23G and 25G[/caption]
Geuder says that the one-use instrument product line Uno Colorline offers additional instruments in 20G, 23G and 25G. The instruments available are new one-use vitrectomy scissors for highly precise and clean cutting, a trocar chandelier set (25G) for bright and uniform illumination and high-quality one-use laser probes for various laser consoles. Also available are: a perfected Uno Colorline trocar system and an extended assortment of vitrectomy forceps that now also includes tips in the Tano design. “Complementary to the Uno Colorline instruments, reusable accessories for optimal surgery procedures are now also available, such as the Hattenbach instruments ‘Shark’ retaining ring, ‘Triangle’ sclera depressor, ‘Horse Shoe’ instrument and a new seam support,†said a company spokeswom Â
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