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Designed for peribulbar anesthetic placement, this 27ga Atkinson needle delivers a smooth, low‑resistance track through the periorbital tissues. The 7/8" length keeps the trajectory clear of the muscle cone while supporting reliable block depth. The fine gauge minimizes tissue disturbance during injection.
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The Atkinson retrobulbar needle features a beveled sharp rounded point for precise anesthetic delivery behind the globe during retrobulbar blocks. The 23g geometry with 35mm working length and 53mm overall length provides control during anesthesia placement. The polished finish supports reliable field visualization.
The Atkinson retrobulbar needle features a beveled sharp rounded point for precise anesthetic delivery behind the globe during retrobulbar blocks. The 25g geometry with 35mm working length and 53mm overall length provides control during anesthesia placement. The polished finish supports reliable field visualization.
This Atkinson retrobulbar needle is designed for controlled regional anesthetic delivery behind the globe during ophthalmic surgery. The 27ga needle provides a fine lumen for smooth anesthetic progression while minimizing vessel trauma, and the 38mm length (1‑1/2") permits safe penetration to the retrobulbar space. Sterile, single‑use format eliminates reprocessing and ensures needle integrity.
The long Atkinson retrobulbar needle delivers anesthetic to the retrobulbar space with a 23ga shaft and a beveled, sharp rounded point that reduces vascular trauma during placement. The 52mm working length reaches the muscle cone, and the polished finish supports smooth passage through orbital fat.
This autoclavable gonioscopy lens features a 20mm diameter for stable corneal contact during angle examination and laser procedures. The glass optics provide clear magnified visualization of the anterior chamber angle. Its reusable design supports routine gonioscopy in clinic and operating room workflows.
This Azar lens manipulation hook combines a 90‑degree angled geometry with a 0.2mm fine tip for delicate IOL positioning and manipulation during cataract implantation and exchange. The smooth flat handle and polished finish facilitate atraumatic contact with IOL optics and haptics. A 117mm length supports stable positioning within the capsular bag and anterior chamber.
The Azar needle holder closes on fine ophthalmic needles in 11mm gently curved jaws with a locking mechanism that frees the surgeon's hand between throws. The flat scalloped handle supports a controlled rolling grip across the 130mm length, ideal for corneal and conjunctival suturing.
The Baby Barraquer needle holder is a short‑model variant for confined ophthalmic fields, carrying delicate curved jaws over a 14mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip working length. The non‑locking design supports rapid release between passes during running suture lines, and the round knurled handle rolls between the fingers for needle reorientation. Overall length is 105mm.
Sized for pediatric and adult anterior segment work, this Baby Barraquer needle holder shortens the standard pattern to a 105mm body with a 14mm delicate jaw. The straight jaws grip fine ophthalmic needles squarely, and the internal lock holds them between passes. A round knurled handle rolls cleanly between fingertips during corneal and limbal suturing.
This baby Barraquer needle holder is a short model engineered for delicate straight needle manipulation in confined microsurgical fields. The round knurled handle and 14mm mid-screw-to-tip geometry provide optimal tactile control without locking mechanism. At 102mm, compact length enables superior visualization during fine anterior-segment suturing.
The backflush infusion cannula 25ga with blunt tip and straight shaft delivers steady irrigation flow to the anterior chamber. The blunt design prevents corneal endothelium trauma while the straight geometry supports reliable infusion throughout phacoemulsification.
The Bahr-Maltzman hook is a precision micro-ophthalmic instrument for iris manipulation and anterior chamber work. Its 0.15mm vaulted shaft and angled geometry enable safe engagement of iris tissue and capsular structures without perforation. The slender profile supports fine positioning during cataract and corneal procedures.
The Bahr-Maltzman lens manipulating hook is engineered for IOL positioning and gentle lens nucleus manipulation during phacoemulsification. The angled 0.8mm tip with rightward offset enables smooth clockwise rotation of lens material, while the vaulted shaft prevents interference with phaco handpiece movement. The round knurled handle provides secure grip during extended procedures.
The Bailey lacrimal cannula combines a 23ga lumen with a reinforced 19ga shaft for controlled canalicular intervention. Its 6mm straight tip and blunt end opening permit irrigation without tearing the duct mucosa. The compact 33mm length suits both standard and miniaturized nasolacrimal approaches.
The Bailey lacrimal cannula is engineered for gentle tear drainage system irrigation with a 27g geometry and reinforced shaft for reliable performance. The straight configuration with 6mm blunt tip supports atraumatic exploration of the lacrimal canaliculi and sac. The 33mm length provides controlled access without excessive instrument length.
Baird chalazion forceps isolate and stabilize lid lesions through paired plates with a locking thumb screw. The 15mm solid lower plate backs the everted lid, while the open upper plate (11 × 8mm interior window) frames the chalazion for curettage or excision. Thumb‑screw locking holds compression hands‑free throughout the procedure.
This Banaji LASIK cannula uses a 25ga sandblasted shaft with six fluid ports and a 15mm working length to support diffused irrigation across the stromal bed.
Six side ports along the smooth 25ga tip of the Banaji LASIK cannula distribute irrigation evenly under the corneal flap, flushing debris and epithelial cells from the stromal bed without focal jetting. The straight shaft runs 17mm (excluding hub), giving the surgeon precise reach beneath the flap during refractive irrigation.
Bangerter muscle clamp is engineered for precise extraocular muscle isolation and temporary fixation during strabismus surgery. The angled geometry and push‑button locking mechanism enable secure, atraumatic engagement of the muscle without crushing tissue. The very delicate 10-tooth jaw design and 10-hole engagement pattern provide fine control over muscle position throughout the procedure.
This Bansal LASIK cannula is a 25‑gauge instrument with a beveled smooth single‑port front opening and a 40mm length for interface fluid management. The profile supports controlled hydration in lamellar procedures.
The Barraquer tonometer (15‑21 mmHg range) is designed for rapid, non‑contact intraocular pressure measurement during phacoemulsification. The phaco slip grip allows single‑handed measurement without removing the hand from the operative field. Its compact, lightweight design supports frequent pressure checks throughout the cataract procedure.
These Barraquer cilia forceps carry slightly angled jaws with textured grasping surfaces designed to remove individual lashes during epilation or surgical preparation. The angle clears the brow line for a direct view of the lash root, while the textured grip secures fine cilia without slippage. A three‑hole handle keeps the instrument light through repeated grasps.
Barraquer cilia forceps incorporate a slightly curved 6mm platform tying surface paired with a sandblasted inner jaw finish for reliable micro‑grasping of fine lashes and delicate capsular tissues. The gentle curvature and 109mm length support both fine anterior segment work and posterior pole cilia manipulation during phacoemulsification and anterior capsule management.
The Barraquer Colibri forceps brings titanium micrograsping precision to fine corneal suture placement. The 0.12mm tip with 1 × 2 teeth engages monofilament securely, and 6mm tying platforms support knot positioning. The compact 85mm length and flat square-grip handle provide ergonomic control for delicate anterior segment work.
The Barraquer Colibri forceps in titanium combines 0.12mm 1 × 2 interlocking teeth with 6mm tying platforms for delicate tissue grasping and suture tying during ophthalmic microsurgery. The fine angled tips engage conjunctiva, sclera, and corneal tissue without crush, while the 6mm platforms hold suture securely during knot tying. The square grip flat handle preserves fingertip control across long microsurgical sequences.
The Barraquer corneal section scissors combines blunt angled blades angled 45 degrees upward for controlled temporal clear?corneal incision creation in phacoemulsification. The 12mm working length from mid?screw to tip supports precise corneal entry, while the serrated handle and finger slide lock enable confident blade control during incision initiation.
Designed for separating ciliary body attachments from the sclera in cyclodialysis, this Barraquer spatula presents a gently curved 0.5 × 15mm blade with a smoothly pointed tip. The curve follows the inner scleral wall as the blade advances, while the rounded point reduces the risk of iris root or ciliary process tearing. A round knurled handle keeps the 122mm body stable during the slow sweeping motion.
This Barraquer eye speculum holds the lids apart with 12mm closed wire blades and a fixed 20mm spread, providing a light‑weight low‑profile opening for anterior segment work. The closed wire form distributes lid pressure evenly while keeping the operative field unobstructed. A dull finish reduces glare under coaxial microscope illumination.
The Barraquer eye speculum employs closed wire blades at 12mm width for gentle, atraumatic eyelid retraction during delicate anterior segment work. The closed wire design minimizes punctate pressure points while providing smooth, even eyelid elevation. Dull finish reduces light glare during microsurgical manipulation.