Forceps

11.0 mm angled smooth jaws, very delicate, 0.3 mm tips, 4" (10.0 cm) Gaskin Fragment Forceps are a specialty tool used in cataract extraction procedures. The ultra-delicate 11.0 mm tips can be used to extract fragments of the native lens before subsequent implantation of the IOL. The wide set ribbed handle creates an ergonomic grip for the surgeon, designed to reduce fatigue.

1x2, 0.12 mm forward teeth, bayonet tips, 2-3/4" (7.0 cm)Gills–Hess Iris Forceps are a specially designed tool for handling iris tissue during ophthalmologic procedures. The bayonet tips allow for increased surgical view during the procedure, while the wide serrated handle allows for a more firm grip. The forceps also feature 1x2 teeth that drop below the level of the shaft upon closure, causing minimal protrusion.

cross-action jaws with guard, 3-3/4" (9.5 cm)Gradle Cilia Forceps are a multipurpose instrument for ophthalmologic procedures involving the eyelid. The forceps feature a smooth that can be used for removing the cilia for trichiasis or management of blepharitis marginalis. In addition, the forceps feature a grip designed to minimize trauma to the surrounding conjunctiva and globe. The cross action jaw pattern gives the surgeon increased control during the operation.

2-3/4" (7.2 cm)Graefe Iris Forceps are a commonly used instrument during iridectomy and other ophthalmologic procedures involving the iris. The delicate tips feature either cross serrations or 1x2 teeth to gently but firmly grip the iris tissue following incision for either manipulation or extraction. Both straight and curved profiles are available depending on surgical preference.