Understanding Punctum Dilation in Ophthalmology: A Guide for Ophthalmic Surgeons
Lacrimal procedures sit at the intersection of precision and patience. When working within the nasolacrimal drainage system, every millimetre matters, and the instruments in hand must perform consistently and predictably. Punctum dilation is often the first step in...How Global Manufacturing Impacts Surgical Instrument Quality
In today’s surgical environment, precision is not optional. Every instrument placed in a clinician’s hand must perform flawlessly, every time. Yet behind the scenes, the journey of that instrument often spans continents, multiple suppliers, and complex regulatory...
Medicel Product Labelling Update
Surgitrac would like to inform customers of a minor labelling update regarding certain medical devices manufactured by Medicel AG, whose products we supply in the UK. To align with the latest international standard ISO 15223-1:2021 / Amd 1:2025, Medicel is updating...
Precision Matters: How Instrument Design Impacts Ophthalmic Surgical Outcomes
Buyers in ophthalmology do not just purchase instruments. They shape the theatre’s performance for years to come. A well-designed instrument supports cleaner incisions, smoother handling, fewer complications and a more efficient surgical flow. A poorly engineered one...
How Procedure Packs Increase Operating-Theatre Efficiency
Operating theatres carry heavy pressure every day. Full lists, tight turnaround times and the need for consistent outcomes make efficiency more than a goal. It becomes a requirement. In ophthalmology, where precision drives everything, even minor delays can cause...
Andean Medical Mission (AMM) in Action – 2025
Surgitrac Instruments is proud to continue supporting the Andean Medical Mission (AMM), a dedicated charity working to eliminate avoidable blindness in the Beni region of Bolivia. The results this year have been truly inspiring. AMM has now carried out nearly 2,000...
