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These Castroviejo corneoscleral scissors feature left‑curved medium blades with a 12mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip measurement. The three‑hole handle enhances grip modulation during controlled corneoscleral incisions.
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These medium Castroviejo corneoscleral scissors integrate right‑curved blades with a 12mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip distance for increased reach. The three‑hole handle and 100mm length improve precision when cutting deeper corneoscleral tissue.
This Castroviejo cyclodialysis cannula is designed with a 19‑gauge flattened tip measuring 1 × 16mm for controlled dissection in the ciliary body space during cyclodialysis and glaucoma procedures. Semi‑sharp sides and a top port facilitate gentle separation of the ciliary body from the scleral wall. A 40mm overall length maintains stable intraoperative positioning.
An angled 1 × 10mm blade defines the Castroviejo cyclodialysis spatula, shaped to separate the ciliary body from the scleral spur during cyclodialysis. The serrated flat handle keeps orientation steady during the cleavage maneuver, and the polished finish supports thorough cleaning between cases.
Castroviejo cyclodialysis spatulas separate the ciliary body from the scleral spur in cyclodialysis cleft creation or repair. The angled 0.75 × 10mm blade enters through a scleral incision and rides the supraciliary space without engaging iris root, while the serrated flat handle offers anti‑rotation grip during gentle sweeping. A polished finish wipes clean between passes across the 133mm length.
The Castroviejo cyclodialysis spatula is an angled surgical implement designed for controlled separation of ciliary body from scleral wall during cyclodialysis procedures. Its 1mm × 16mm blade geometry provides fine leverage while minimizing tissue trauma. Polished finish and flat serrated handle support stable intraocular placement and manipulation.
The Castroviejo cyclodialysis spatula is a double?ended microsurgical tool for separating the ciliary body from scleral wall during glaucoma filtration surgery and angle procedures. Each end features a 0.75mm blade width for precise dissection in confined spaces. This reusable instrument supports delicate cyclodialysis and surgical gonioscopy work.
This double‑ended Castroviejo cyclodialysis spatula features gently curved blades of 0.5 × 10mm and 0.5 × 15mm to match anatomical variations in supraciliary depth. The serrated square handle provides secure fingertip grip during controlled dissection. At 125mm overall length, it balances microscopic precision with stable handling through the surgical access.
This double‑ended Castroviejo cyclodialysis spatula carries a 0.5 × 10mm blade on one end and a 0.5 × 15mm blade on the other, both gently curved to follow the anterior chamber angle during cyclodialysis cleft creation or angle exploration. The serrated square handle steadies the surgeon's grip through the controlled sweeping motion.
The Castroviejo cyclodialysis spatula is engineered for precise separation of ciliary body from scleral wall during cyclodialysis and angle procedures. Its 0.7mm slender blade and gentle curve allow delicate manipulation within the narrow anterior chamber and limbal region. The round knurled handle and titanium construction deliver controlled tactile feedback and lasting durability.
This Castroviejo double‑ended titanium spatula features gently curved blades tailored for cyclodialysis and ciliary body work. The two blade sizes�0.5 × 10mm and 0.5 × 15mm�accommodate different dissection depths and ciliary body planes. Titanium composition resists corrosion and maintains surgical sharpness, while the round grooved handle supports tactile control during delicate posterior segment manipulation.
The Castroviejo dissector combines a 1.5 × 5mm flat angular blade with flat handle geometry suited to precise tissue plane dissection during corneal grafting and anterior segment microincision procedures. The flat handle distributes dissection force across the surgeon's hand during extended dissection sequences. The angular blade permits varied dissection angles without handle repositioning.
Castroviejo fixation forceps with straight shafts, 0.3mm 1 × 2 teeth, and a wide serrated handle for secure scleral or limbal fixation during anterior segment surgery. The interlocking tooth pattern engages tissue without slippage, and the wider handle gives a more confident grip when applying counter‑traction. Overall length is 110mm.
Castroviejo fixation forceps stabilize the globe through 0.5mm tips set with a 1 × 2 tooth pattern that engages sclera or limbal tissue without slip. Straight shafts deliver a direct line to the fixation point, and the wide serrated handle gives a confident grip during muscle hooks, suture passes, and strabismus work. The 110mm body keeps the hand clear of the field.
The Castroviejo fixation forceps with 0.3mm fine teeth delivers exceptional precision during delicate anterior segment fixation. The 1 × 2 tooth pattern and serrated handle ensure secure, controlled grasping of capsular and tissue margins. Straight geometry supports clear visualization throughout fine maneuvers. This instrument suits microsurgical cataract and corneal work.
The Castroviejo fixation forceps with 0.5mm fine teeth provides a slightly broader working surface while maintaining precision during capsular and scleral fixation. The 1 × 2 tooth configuration and serrated handle deliver secure grip control during varied anterior segment procedures. The refined design suits both routine and advanced cases.
This angled Castroviejo keratoplasty scissors combines a lower blade 1mm longer than the upper with blunt tips, enabling controlled dissection and graft orientation during corneal transplant preparation. The 16mm screw-to-tip span with angled geometry improves access to graft margins, while the serrated flat handle provides stable torque.
Castroviejo lacrimal dilators pair a needle point on one end with a medium taper on the other, allowing the surgeon to initiate punctal entry with the fine point and complete dilation with the graduated taper. The round knurled handle promotes controlled rotation across a 140mm overall length.
This Castroviejo marking caliper serves the specialized role of measuring corneal diameter or astigmatic axis during cataract and refractive procedures. Curved shafts reduce hand fatigue and improve ergonomic reach, while groove detailing and dual-side scale readings (0‑20mm in 1mm increments) allow rapid documentation of surgical measurements without instrument repositioning.
This miniature Castroviejo corneal scissors model is built for fine corneal cutting in tight anterior segment fields. Blunt tips reduce the risk of stromal or endothelial injury during graft trimming and corneal section work, and the 11mm mid‑screw to tip dimension keeps the cutting blades short and controllable. A serrated flat handle supports precise fingertip pressure across the 106mm body.
This Castroviejo utility-stitch scissor combines curved-blade geometry with very small sharp tips for suture trimming and corneal margin work. The 124mm length with serrated wide handle supports controlled cutting during wound edge preparation and fine stitch removal. The polished finish and sharp blade profile enable clean dissection without snagging delicate tissue.
This curved Castroviejo needle holder incorporates 11mm smooth jaws and an integral locking mechanism for secure suture and needle control during anterior segment closure. The gentle curve follows the surgeon's natural hand arc and aids visibility in confined orbital and scleral spaces. A flat serrated handle improves grip security during wet-field suturing.
The gentle curve on this Castroviejo needle holder lets the surgeon approach scleral and limbal pass points without obscuring the suture path. Its 13mm delicate jaws hold fine ophthalmic needles with the precise grip the pattern was designed for, and the lock secures the needle between rotations. A serrated 140mm handle supports the fingertip roll used during continuous corneal suturing.
This Castroviejo needle holder uses a curved delicate jaw profile with a lock and a 13mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip distance for precise microsuture placement. The configuration supports fine controlled rotation.
This curved Castroviejo needle holder brings delicate precision to ophthalmic microsurgical closure. The gentle curve aligns naturally with corneal and conjunctival suturing angles, while the delicate tip (without lock) allows tactile needle feedback. The serrated 140mm handle distributes grip pressure across the palm during sustained microsurgical suturing.
The Castroviejo needle holder's curved 9mm fine jaws deliver precise needle control during anterior segment microsurgery. Its wide, serrated handle ensures secure grip during delicate suturing at the cornea, iris, and capsule. The gentle curve supports intuitive tip orientation without wrist torque, enabling consistent needle positioning across multiple passes.
This Castroviejo needle holder features a curved medium 12mm jaw and a lock, with a 15mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip length optimized for general ophthalmic suturing tasks.
Curved jaws and a built‑in lock define this 147mm Castroviejo needle holder, sized for corneal and scleral suturing with fine ophthalmic needles. The curve follows the natural arc of the needle, and the locking mechanism holds the needle steady during knot rotation.
Delicate jaws and a gentle curve on the Castroviejo needle holder allow controlled driving of microsurgical needles through cornea and conjunctiva. The 13mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip span carries a fine tip pattern for spatulated 10‑0 needles, while the locking mechanism stabilizes the needle between bites. A serrated handle anchors the 140mm stainless‑steel instrument in pinch grip.
Built for ophthalmic suturing precision, this Castroviejo needle holder pairs medium 11mm gently curved jaws with an internal lock to secure fine needles between passes. The curvature follows the natural arc of corneal and scleral suturing while keeping the tip in clear view. A serrated flat handle delivers controlled compression through repeated throws.