OTO-M
OmniGuide BeamPath OTO-M Fiber
$5.40
box of 1
In Stock: 34 Eaches
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Description
OmniGuide BeamPath OTO-M
The BeamPath OTO-M offers surgeons a no-touch dissection tool, safe to use around the delicate structures of the middle ear. The combined cutting, ablation, and micro-coagulation of the tool allows for efficient yet delicate, layer-by-layer removal of diseased tissue which is often encountered during chronic ear procedures. The fiber can be used for diseased tissue removal during: revision procedures (stapedectomy, mastiodectomy), tympano-mastoidectomy, tumor resection, and ossicular chain reconstruction. The BeamPath OTO-M fiber’s hand-held control and micro-coagulation allow CO2 laser energy to be used as never before.
Product Code: OTO-M
- Length: 1.5m
- Tip OD: 0.55mm
Additional information
| Size | 1 |
|---|---|
| Arms | N/A |
| Manufacturer | |
| Unit | box of 1 |
- FDA Product Code: GEX
- FDA Product Code Name: Powered Laser Surgical Instrument
- GMDN Term Code: 61162
- GMDN Term Name: Ophthalmic laser system beam guide
- GMDN Term Description: A sterile, hand-held, probe-like device intended to be used in conjunction with an ophthalmic laser system during ophthalmic surgery to invasively direct and deliver laser energy to treat non-refractive conditions (e.g., to repair a retinal tear). It consists of a fibreoptic cable, a handpiece, and a distal invasive cannula/probe which may be available in a variety of configurations (e.g., bent or straight); it may be capable of further functionality (e.g., aspiration, illumination). This is a single-use device.
