Tanna-Lieberman Speculum, Nasal Approach — Overview

The Tanna-Lieberman Speculum (S1-560-68) is a 15mm eyelid retractor with traction suture anchor posts built into the blades, combining standard nasal-approach retraction with dedicated fixation points for bridle or traction sutures — another entry in the pattern of suture-integrated specula seen across the Grandon-Barraquer, Netland-Lieberman, Guyton-Park, and Olivieri-Cantera designs in this range.

Traction Suture Anchor Posts

The anchor posts give the surgeon a stable, dedicated point to secure a traction or bridle suture directly on the speculum, keeping suture fixation integrated with the retraction instrument rather than requiring a separate clamp or fixation point on the drape.

15mm Blade

The 15mm blade size provides standard adult exposure suited to general anterior segment, cataract, and strabismus surgery where a bridle suture is part of the surgical technique.

Clinical Use

This speculum is used in procedures involving traction or bridle suture fixation — certain strabismus, anterior segment, and cataract cases — by surgeons who favor the Lieberman design family and want integrated suture anchor points.

Material and Construction

Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel and hand-finished in Sialkot, Pakistan, with the anchor posts machined into the blade design.

Sterilization and Care

Fully autoclavable. The anchor posts should be checked for wear during cleaning, alongside standard blade and spring tension checks.

Ordering

The Tanna-Lieberman Speculum, Nasal Approach, SKU S1-560-68, is supplied by Scatter Instruments to hospitals, surgery centers, and distributors internationally, with bulk pricing and OEM or private-label branding available on request.