Caliburn trocar systemS

In vitrectomy, the Caliburn Trocar System ensures precise work with the sharpest instruments. The lance-shaped blade is distinguished by its high penetration and cutting force. The razor-sharp Caliburn blade reduces the penetration force and leads to an optimal cutting geometry in the sclera. The thin tunnel incision enhances postoperative wound closure.

The trocar with integrated self-sealing membran prevents the leakage of BSS, air and oil, resulting in a constant IOP. With its holdability and optimal shaft length, the Caliburn trocar offers both safety and convenience.

Advantages of Caliburn trocar systems:

Postoperative wound closure
Easy and smooth insertion of the trocar
Integrated, double-slotted sealing membrane for constant IOP during surgery
Patented infusion tube with snap lock for better flexibility

Instruments and accessories

Caliburn trocar system, disposable
VV123311	Caliburn trocar system 23G, self-sealing, sterile/single use, box of 10
VV125311	Caliburn trocar system 25G, self-sealing, sterile/single use, box of 10
VV127311	Caliburn trocar system 27G, self-sealing, sterile/single use, box of 10
VV123211	Infusion line 6 mm for Caliburn trocar system 23G, sterile/single use, box of 10
VV125110	Incision template for Caliburn trocar system, sterile/single use, box of 10

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Single trocar with incision knife, disposable
VV123312	Single trocar with incision knife for Caliburn trocar system 23G, self-sealing, sterile/single use, box of 10
VV125312	Single trocar with incision knife for Caliburn trocar system 25G, self-sealing, sterile/single use, box of 10

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The independent study proves that the lancet-pointed needle from the Caliburn trocas system has remarkable low piercing force buth high cutting force:

9 types of commercially available ophthalmic 23 G trocar system investigated
Analysis of different designs and geometries
Penetration force measurement

Twenty-three-gauge trocar systems with penetration force diagrams and cut images. The left row shows three back bevel
trocar systems from Geuder, Alcon, and Fritz Ruck. The middle row shows the back bevel from Oertli, the lancet bevel from
Oertli, and spear bevel from Alcon. The right row shows three spatula bevels from Eyetech, DORC, and Bausch and Lomb¹.

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Oertli data on file

¹Source: Geometry, penetration force, and cutting profile of different 23-gauge trocars systems for pars plana vitrectomy, C.H. Meyer MD, H. Kaymak MD, published in the November 2014 issue of the Retina Journal (Volume: 34:2290–2299, 2014).