#1022, Vitman Vitrector, 20 Gage
The Syntec VitMan’s vitrector drive output is optimized for use with the Syntec vitrector. The vitrector is sold as a single use sterile instrument and available in boxes of 6.
Posterior fragmentation is supported with the ultrasound option. The lightweight titanium handpiece is reusable and autoclavable.
The Aspiration Cassette includes many integrated features that make it a key component in the vacuum control system. (Click here for more information on the #1055, VitMan Aspiration Cassette.)
Packaged sterile, Syntec offers this standard set for use in vitrectomy surgery.
This high-quality tubing set for fragmentation can be used in conjunction with Syntec tubing #1060.
#1216 Universal Syntec Apollo Wide-Angle Illuminator, 20 Gage
Illuminates a perfect hemisphere with no glare in the surgeons' eyes.
#1206, Universal Fiber Optic Illuminator, 20 Gage **see note below.
A high performance light source requires high performance fiber optic instruments. Syntec’s hand-crafted fiber optics don’t disappoint. With their specially shaped tip, insertion through the sclerotomy is much easier. The black handpiece and sheath eliminate stray light, and the light output is consistently bright. The perfect companions to the Syntec VitMan light source.
#1207, Universal Bare-Ended Fiber Optic Illuminator, 500 Microns **see note below
This fiber optic illuminator can be used to provide illumination for lighted instruments.
#1210, Universal End-Irrigating Fiber Optic Illuminator, 20 Gage **see note below
This fiber optic illuminator can be used to provide irrigation and aspiration through the same incision, and is often useful in pediatric cases.
#1209, Universal Fiber Optic Illuminator with Membrane Pick, 20 Gage **see note below.
This fiber optic illuminator can manipulate membranes while providing illumination.
This uninterruptible power supply provides at least ten minutes of continued surgery with all functions in use. It enables a surgeon time to safely terminate surgery during a power outage. In addition, surgery is uninterrupted if short duration power outages occur.
