02-434-20

with 8″ (20.3cm) sterling shaft, eye at tip, 11-1/2″ (29.2cm) overall
Fistula work demands an instrument that can trace a narrow, often unpredictable tract without creating a false passage, and the BARR fistula probe is purpose-built for exactly that task. It features an eye at the tip — a small opening that allows a suture or seton to be threaded through and drawn along the fistula tract, a detail that separates this from a simple exploratory probe.
Specifications:
8″ (20.3cm) sterling shaft
Eye at tip for suture or seton passage
11-1/2″ (29.2cm) overall length
Surgical-grade construction, fully autoclavable
The extended overall length gives surgeons the reach needed to follow a tract from its external opening through to its internal source, while the sterling shaft strikes a balance between flexibility and control — rigid enough to maintain direction, forgiving enough to follow the tract’s natural curvature rather than forcing a straight line through it.
This probe is manufactured to the same standard as the rest of our trocars, suction tubes and cannulas line, so it integrates cleanly into colorectal and general surgery trays alongside other guided-access instruments. We supply hospitals, surgical centers, and distributors internationally, with OEM and private label packaging available on request. Orders of 100 units or more automatically qualify for a 10% discount, and any order exceeding $1,500 ships free. Contact our team for a technical spec sheet or formal quotation.