Ramirez Type Cobra Cannula with Stopcock

The Ramirez Type Cobra Cannula from Delta Med Surgical is engineered for the "Wet-Technique" endoscopic surgeon. While the Cobra tip provides the mechanical elevation needed to create a working cavern, the Integrated Stopcock allows for the precise introduction of saline irrigation or the suctioning of surgical smoke and blood. This ensures that the 5mm lens remains clear throughout the procedure, minimizing the need to remove the scope for cleaning.

Key Performance Features

• Iconic Cobra-Hood Tip: The widened distal end acts as a sturdy shield, preventing soft tissue from collapsing onto the lens. It allows the surgeon to maintain a wide-angle view while safely dissecting the periosteum away from the bone.
• Integrated Luer-Lock Stopcock: The high-flow valve is compatible with standard surgical tubing, providing a secure connection for continuous or intermittent irrigation. This is essential for maintaining visibility during the use of electrosurgical tools.
• Precision Bore for 5mm Scopes: The internal diameter is precision-machined to accommodate all standard 5mm rigid endoscopes (0°, 30°, or 45°), providing a secure, vibration-free housing for the optics.
• Refined Surgical Profile: Despite the addition of the stopcock, the instrument maintains an ergonomic balance, ensuring that the assistant or surgeon can hold the scope with stability and minimal hand fatigue.

The Delta Med Surgical Quality Standard

Forged from Premium Operating Room Grade German Stainless Steel, this cannula is built for the rigors of modern endoscopy. The internal lumen is electro polished to prevent debris accumulation, making it fully autoclavable (134°C) and easy to maintain. Every unit is manufactured under strict CE, ISO 13485, and FDA guidelines.

3. Technical Specifications

• H1: Ramirez Type Cobra Cannula – For 5mm Scope with Stopcock
• H2: Precision Fluid Control for High-Definition Endoscopic Surgery
• H3: The Iconic Cobra Tip: Creating Space for Superior Visual Clarity
• H2: German Steel Engineering: The Professional Choice for Endoscopic Safety