Enucleation Snare
Item Name Code (INC) 46161
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An item used in removing tumors of the eyeball after the eye muscles and optic nerve have been severed.
Additional Information for Enucleation Snare
Enucleation snares are medical instruments used in surgical procedures to remove or extract tissue or growths from the body. They are specifically designed for enucleation, which is the process of removing a mass or tumor from its surrounding tissue or organ.
Enucleation snares are commonly used in various medical specialties, including ophthalmology, gastroenterology, and urology. They are typically made of stainless steel or other durable materials and come in different sizes and designs to accommodate different procedures and anatomical structures.
The snare consists of a loop or wire that is attached to a handle or control mechanism. The loop is placed around the tissue or growth to be removed, and then tightened or closed using the handle or control mechanism. This allows the snare to effectively cut or separate the tissue from its surrounding area, enabling its removal.
Enucleation snares are often used in conjunction with other surgical instruments, such as endoscopes or laparoscopes, to perform minimally invasive procedures. They are designed to be precise, reliable, and easy to use, allowing surgeons to safely and effectively remove tissue or growths with minimal damage to surrounding structures.
It's important to note that enucleation snares should only be used by trained medical professionals who are familiar with the specific procedure and have received proper training on the use of these instruments.
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