Iris Repositor Spatula

The Iris Repositor Spatula is a specialized ophthalmic surgical instrument designed for controlled manipulation and repositioning of the iris during delicate eye procedures. Its slender profile and spatula-shaped working end allow the surgeon to work carefully within the anterior segment while minimizing unnecessary instrument movement. The instrument is particularly useful when controlled iris positioning is required during ophthalmic surgery. The smooth working surface is intended to provide a suitable interface for gently moving or repositioning iris tissue according to the requirements of the procedure. Its compact design makes it appropriate for use in the confined working environment encountered during microsurgical eye procedures. A dedicated iris repositor can be valuable when precise tissue manipulation is needed without relying on larger general-purpose instruments. The spatula configuration provides a controlled contact surface that can assist with delicate tissue positioning. This makes the instrument a practical component of specialized ophthalmic instrument trays. The Iris Repositor Spatula is designed with precision and handling control in mind. Its slim shaft helps provide access to small operative fields, while the working end is shaped for careful contact with the iris. Proper technique and appropriate instrument selection remain important when working with delicate ocular structures. Manufactured from high-quality surgical stainless steel, the instrument is designed to provide durability, corrosion resistance, and reliable mechanical performance when properly maintained. The reusable construction makes it suitable for professional ophthalmic instrument sets when appropriate cleaning, inspection, maintenance, and sterilization procedures are followed. Before use, the Iris Repositor Spatula should be inspected for cleanliness, surface condition, alignment, and any signs of damage or deformation. Particular attention should be given to the working end because its smooth and precise condition is important for controlled ophthalmic manipulation. For reusable applications, the instrument should be processed according to validated healthcare-facility procedures and applicable manufacturer instructions. Proper handling, cleaning, sterilization, storage, and routine inspection help maintain the instrument’s functional condition over repeated use. The Iris Repositor Spatula is therefore a useful precision instrument for ophthalmic professionals requiring controlled iris manipulation during procedures involving delicate anterior-segment structures. Key Features Specialized ophthalmic iris manipulation instrument Designed for controlled iris repositioning Spatula-style precision working end Suitable for delicate anterior-segment procedures Slender profile for access to confined surgical fields Supports careful tissue positioning and manipulation Designed for controlled handling during microsurgical procedures Smooth working surface for delicate contact Manufactured from high-quality surgical stainless steel Suitable for reusable professional applications Compatible with validated instrument-processing procedures Useful addition to ophthalmic surgical instrument sets Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name Iris Repositor Spatula Instrument Type Ophthalmic Repositor / Spatula Working End Spatula-shaped iris manipulation tip Primary Function Iris positioning and repositioning Common Application Delicate ophthalmic procedures Surgical Specialty Ophthalmology Working Profile Slender precision design Material High-quality surgical stainless steel Reusable Yes, when properly cleaned, maintained, inspected, and sterilized Sterilization Suitable for approved and validated sterilization procedures Intended Users Qualified ophthalmic and surgical professionals FAQs 1. What is an Iris Repositor Spatula used for? It is designed for controlled manipulation, positioning, and repositioning of the iris during ophthalmic surgical procedures. 2. What type of working end does an Iris Repositor Spatula have? It features a slender, spatula-style working end designed for controlled contact with delicate ocular tissue. 3. Is the Iris Repositor Spatula used in ophthalmic surgery? Yes. It is intended for specialized ophthalmic procedures where precise iris manipulation may be required. 4. What is the advantage of a spatula-style iris instrument? The spatula profile provides a controlled contact surface that can assist with careful tissue positioning in a confined surgical field. 5. What material is the Iris Repositor Spatula made from? It is typically manufactured from high-quality surgical stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance with appropriate care. 6. Is the Iris Repositor Spatula reusable? Yes, it is designed for reusable professional use when properly cleaned, inspected, maintained, and sterilized. 7. How should it be sterilized? The instrument should be cleaned and sterilized using approved, validated procedures appropriate for reusable ophthalmic surgical instruments and according to applicable facility protocols.