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This Helveston muscle finder hook incorporates a small, finely angled tip designed for atraumatic engagement of extraocular muscle fibers. The flat handle increases directional stability, while the 127mm overall length supports controlled approach during strabismus muscle identification.
Features & Benefits
This small Helveston muscle hook carries a 10mm blunt spatulated tip designed for atraumatic isolation of pediatric extraocular muscles. The extra delicate profile reduces drag against fragile tissue planes, while the spatulated end spreads contact pressure across the muscle belly. The compact form suits seated microscope work.
The Helveston muscle hook combines extra delicate geometry with blunt safety for controlled strabismus surgery access. The small spatulated tip (12mm) provides secure engagement of rectus muscles without penetrating underlying Tenon's capsule. The blunt edge delivers reliable yet atraumatic muscle isolation across repeat cases.
The small Helveston muscle hook carries an 8mm extra‑delicate spatulated blunt tip for atraumatic extraocular muscle isolation during strabismus surgery. The spatulated profile slides under the muscle belly without traumatizing fiber bundles, and the small size suits pediatric and tight orbital fields.
The Jameson muscle forceps targets extraocular muscle manipulation during strabismus surgery, where scaled jaws with interlocking tooth geometry secure firm, atraumatic purchase. This adult-size, left-hand version features 12mm scaled jaws with 1mm teeth that mesh on one jaw into mating holes on the other�a precision pattern that locks muscle tissue without crushing. Angled shafts improve access to medial and lateral rectus in tight orbital fields.
Right‑oriented Jameson muscle forceps secure rectus muscle bellies during strabismus disinsertion and reinsertion. The 12mm scaled jaws calibrate suture placement from the muscle insertion, with 1mm teeth on one jaw fitting matched holes on the other to lock the muscle without slip. A serrated handle and slide lock hold the muscle hands‑free across the 100mm length while the surgeon places anchoring sutures.
This child-size left Jameson muscle forceps is configured for pediatric strabismus surgery where smaller jaw dimensions and delicate tissue handling are essential. The 1mm interlocking tooth pattern and 9mm scaled jaws provide secure extraocular muscle grasp without tissue crush. The angled geometry and serrated handle with slide-lock mechanism support controlled advancement.
Pediatric strabismus repair demands smaller, right-hand scaled forceps with proportional grasping geometry. This Jameson variant delivers 9mm scaled jaws with the same interlocking 1mm tooth pattern, designed for a child's smaller orbital anatomy and tissue volumes. Angled shafts remain essential for comfortable rectus muscle approach in confined pediatric fields.
Configured for broader adult rectus muscles, the large Jameson muscle hook places an 11mm tip‑to‑bend profile on a smooth flat handle for engaging and lifting the muscle belly during recess‑resect procedures. The 127mm overall length keeps fingertip orientation at the orbital rim, and the flat shank supports stable in‑hand rotation.
The large Jameson muscle hook places a broad working tip on a grooved handle for engaging adult rectus muscles during strabismus surgery. Longitudinal grooves give tactile orientation through the hook's working arc, and the 127mm overall length keeps the surgeon's fingertips clear of the orbital rim during muscle isolation.
The small Jameson muscle hook seats an 8mm tip‑to‑bend profile beneath narrower or pediatric rectus muscles during strabismus work. A smooth flat handle preserves two‑plane orientation, and the 127mm body keeps the surgeon's fingertips clear of the field while the hook engages.
The small Jameson muscle hook engages extraocular muscle bellies during strabismus surgery. Its slim shaft and rounded tip slide beneath the muscle insertion to lift it clear of the sclera for measurement, recession, or resection. A grooved handle improves grip during the controlled lifting maneuver, and the 127mm length suits standard pediatric and adult strabismus exposure.
The Manson double strabismus hook pairs two forked angled 3mm hooks with a 7mm spread, engaging the extraocular muscle on both sides for controlled isolation and rotation. The serrated flat handle keeps orientation consistent during muscle work, and the polished finish supports thorough cleaning between cases.
Built for tying 10‑0 and finer ophthalmic suture, the McPherson tying forceps present a 4mm tying platform on a straight shaft. The smooth platform grips suture without cutting it, and the serrated handle delivers steady rolling feedback during the wrap. A dull finish reduces microscope glare, and the compact 83mm length keeps the instrument balanced for corneal closure.
The Mueller-Putterman muscle clamp is a stainless steel instrument designed for precise eyelid muscle repositioning during ptosis repair using the Fasanella procedure. The 22mm wide concaved jaw head holds tissues firmly while the 3 pins per jaw and 4 interlocking grooves distribute gripping force evenly. At 95mm overall length, the instrument provides stable control during delicate eyelid elevation.
This Scobee oblique muscle hook is shaped to isolate the superior and inferior oblique muscles during strabismus surgery. A flat 4.5mm hook engages and lifts the muscle belly without piercing, and the curved shaft follows the orbital contour for posterior access. The serrated flat handle provides controlled rotation of the working tip during muscle identification.
The Smith expressor hook delivers reliable nucleus expression through its curved 11.5mm hook and serrated flat handle for enhanced grip stability. This 149mm instrument is designed for smooth, controlled engagement of the cataractous nucleus at the capsular edge during phacoemulsification, allowing surgeons to guide the nuclear material toward the main incision with predictable force distribution. Stainless-steel construction ensures durability across repeated cases.
The Stevens tenotomy hook's 6mm curved hook with serrated flat handle provides stable control during rectus muscle identification. The serrated handle ensures secure grasp while the curved geometry enables atraumatic muscle engagement during strabismus procedures.
The Stevens tenotomy scissors combine Super Cut edges with a serrated bottom blade for clean, slip‑free cutting of tendon and fascial tissue. Straight blunt tips reduce penetration risk near delicate structures, and the black ring handles offer a clear visual cue alongside other instruments on the field. A 115mm shaft supports microsurgical control.
The Suh-Dacamara strabismus recession muscle hook features a 0.55mm wide grooved track within an 11mm hook for precision muscle isolation during horizontal rectus procedures. The knobbed tip prevents muscle slippage and tissue trauma, while the 31mm working length supports direct muscle identification. Grooved round titanium handle and 125mm total length enable secure two-hand manipulation.
This Suh-Dacamara strabismus recession muscle hook variant features identical grooved-track geometry and knobbed-tip design as the grooved-handle version but with a flat handle for alternative grip preference during horizontal rectus recession. The 0.55mm grooved track and 11mm hook width ensure precision muscle isolation and control. Titanium construction provides lasting durability.
The Suh‑Dacamara strabismus muscle hook is a right‑sided titanium hook with a 0.55mm wide grooved track on an 11mm hook that tapers from 1mm to 0.8mm, terminating in a knobbed tip. The groove guides suture along the muscle belly during strabismus recession, and the knobbed tip prevents inadvertent muscle slip. The 31mm working length suits extraocular muscle isolation.
The Tagliabo Seagull fasanella-Servat V-style M�ller muscle resection clamp is engineered for controlled eyelid elevation in ptosis repair. Its 6-pin interlocking jaw design with 4 grooves and 3 holes per jaw provides graduated holding force and tissue depth measurement. The 26mm wide jaws and nut-post clamping mechanism enable stable, adjustable muscle plication across the full surgical range. The 95mm overall length supports comfortable handheld manipulation.
This left‑handed Wright grooved muscle hook is shaped for engaging and isolating the extraocular muscles during strabismus surgery. The 2.5mm diameter working end measures 11.5mm inside and 14.5mm outside, with a longitudinal groove that captures suture passes during muscle recession or resection. A round fenestrated handle keeps the 140mm instrument lightweight in the surgeon's grip. Titanium construction combines rigidity with corrosion resistance over many cases.
The Wright grooved muscle hook combines titanium construction with a right-sided orientation and 2.5mm diameter hook design engineered for controlled extraocular muscle identification and manipulation during strabismus surgery. The 11.5mm inner and 14.5mm outer dimensions accommodate varied muscle thickness while the groove distributes holding force without tissue trauma. The round fenestrated titanium handle and 140mm length support stable, ergonomic manipulation.