Miltex Hebra Chalazion Curettes

The Miltex Hebra Chalazion Curettes are essential tools in ophthalmic procedures, designed to provide precision and comfort in the removal of chalazia and cysts. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, these curettes promise durability and reliability during use. Available in three different cup sizes (1 x 1.7mm, 2 x 3.3mm, and 2.5 x 4mm), they cater to various surgical needs, allowing healthcare professionals to choose the best fit for optimal results.

Each curette features an ergonomic handle design, offering superior control with minimal effort during delicate procedures. The smooth, oval cup ensures efficient treatment with minimal trauma to surrounding tissues, making it an indispensable instrument in your surgical toolkit. Trust Miltex for quality and precision in your clinical practice.

• The Miltex Hebra Chalazion Curettes are made from high-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion. Their ergonomic handle design offers superior control and precision during delicate surgical procedures.
• These curettes are available in multiple sizes with oval cups, enabling specific and effective treatment adapted to varying chalazion sizes. The smooth and polished finish provides comfort and safety during use, minimizing tissue trauma.

• Miltex Hebra Chalazion Curettes are precision surgical instruments designed primarily for the removal of chalazia, small cysts on the eyelid, which can cause discomfort and impede vision if left untreated. They can also be used for other minor surgical scraping procedures.

1. What sizes are available for the Hebra Chalazion Curette?
The curettes are available in three sizes: 1 x 1.7mm, 2 x 3.3mm, and 2.5 x 4mm, offering a selection for different surgical needs.

2. Are these instruments reusable?
Yes, Miltex Hebra Chalazion Curettes are reusable. They must be sterilized between uses, following standard autoclaving procedures.

3. What is the primary use of these curettes?
The primary use is for the removal of chalazia, but they can be used for other minor scraping procedures in ophthalmic surgeries.