Lo-Temp Ophthalmic 1300, Fine Tip, Disposable - Aaron Bovie

Bovie AA00 Surgical Cautery Ophthalmic Fine Tip Low Temperature 704°C / 1300°F is a medical device used in ophthalmic surgeries to cauterize and seal small blood vessels or tissues. It operates at a low temperature of 704°C (1300°F) to minimize tissue damage and scarring. The fine tip allows for precise and delicate cauterization in delicate areas of the eye. It is commonly used in procedures such as cataract surgery, eyelid surgery, and corneal surgery.
Bovie AA00 Surgical Cautery Ophthalmic Fine Tip is an electrosurgical instrument used for precise surgical procedures in ophthalmology such as cryotherapy and cautery. It consists of a handheld unit with an electrical power source and a fine surgical tip.

When the instrument is turned on, it generates high frequency electrical current which is transmitted to the fine tip. The tip heats up and produces a controlled and precise light beam which is used to cauterize the targeted tissue or blood vessels.

The temperature of the tip can be adjusted according to the need of the surgeon. The AA00 cautery has a low temperature range of 704°C / 1300°F, which is suitable for delicate ophthalmic surgeries.

The fine tip allows for a very small and precise area of tissue destruction, minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue. It also prevents excessive bleeding and reduces the risk of infection.

Overall, the Bovie AA00 Surgical Cautery Ophthalmic Fine Tip provides surgeons with a safe and efficient tool to perform delicate ophthalmic procedures with precision and accuracy.