ASI-5142

The image shows a Titanium BECHERT Nucleus Rotator, a precision ophthalmic instrument used during cataract surgery to rotate or reposition the lens nucleus within the eye. It features a lightweight titanium cylindrical handle with a smooth finish for balanced control and maneuverability. At the distal end, there is a fine, slender shaft with a 7 mm angled paddle-shaped tip, designed to engage and rotate the nucleus gently without causing trauma to surrounding tissues. The instrument’s overall length is 4 ¾ in (12 cm), making it well-suited for controlled intraocular manipulation. The titanium construction ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and a lightweight feel for enhanced surgical precision.