Ophthalmic Cannula - India CDSCO Medical Device Registration

Ophthalmic Cannula is a medical device registered with India's Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) under UID MFG/MD/2023/000212_fbfc747f4b19a68bb7c05c3db4bdbabe_79bdd4fca4f0fd0fe0e65054459cfd2f. This device is marketed under the brand name Tips. The license holder is PRUTHVI INSTRUMENTS PRIVATE LIMITED, and it is classified as Device Class Class B. The approving authority is Gujarat.

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Class Class B

Ophthalmic Cannula

UID: MFG/MD/2023/000212_fbfc747f4b19a68bb7c05c3db4bdbabe_79bdd4fca4f0fd0fe0e65054459cfd2f

Brand Name

Tips

License Holder

PRUTHVI INSTRUMENTS PRIVATE LIMITED

Device Class

Class B

Approving Authority

Gujarat

Product Information

Ophthalmic Cannula is specifically used in surgical procedures. During the cataract surgery doctor needs cannula to deliver and removal of fluids from patient’s eyes. Doctor needs different type of cannula for different purposes during cataract surgery like Irrigation cannula helps in supplying irrigation fluid into the patient’s eye with an irrigation fluid supplying unit. Air injection Cannula has a hand piece with a hole, which aspirates a removed tissue along with the irrigation fluid supplied into the patient eye. Bimanual handles, for Aspiration and Irrigation ophthalmic surgical procedures.Anaesthesia Needles for injecting anaesthetic into the muscle cone, sub tendon space and around the globe. Cortex Aspiration for aspirating cortical debris when chamber is maintained with an anterior chamber maintainer or viscoelastic substance. Irrigating &Aspirating for removing cortical debris or viscoelastic substances while maintaining the anterior chamber during extra capsular and intercapsular/endocapsular cataract procedures