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Heavier than the standard pattern, this Castroviejo needle holder handles larger scleral and lid sutures that fine models cannot rotate comfortably. Sixteen‑millimeter straight jaws grip the needle squarely, and a small lock holds it between throws. The flat serrated handle reads at 148mm, lengthened to give the wrist more leverage during through‑and‑through scleral passes.
Features & Benefits
These straight Castroviejo needle holders are built for placing fine corneal and scleral sutures with the precision the pattern is known for. The delicate 15mm jaws grasp 10‑0 nylon cleanly, and the internal lock holds the needle steady between throws. A serrated 140mm handle delivers tactile rotation under the operating microscope without slipping in gloved fingers.
This Castroviejo needle holder delivers straight delicate jaws with a 15mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip working length for precise microsuture placement. The lock‑free action allows fluid pickup and release of fine needles, while the serrated handle gives a confident pinch grip during knotting. At 140mm overall the holder balances comfortably in the surgeon's hand.
This straight Castroviejo needle holder delivers extra-delicate 1.2mm tips for microsurgical precision during ophthalmic suturing. The 10.5mm smooth jaws distribute needle contact pressure evenly, while the flat serrated handle and spring mechanism enable controlled needle release. Built for sustained corneal and conjunctival closure across repeat surgical cases.
Sized for slightly larger ophthalmic needles, this straight Castroviejo holder carries 12mm fine jaws without a locking mechanism � preserving continuous tactile feedback throughout each throw. The flat serrated handle supports a balanced rolling grip across the 136mm length for corneal and scleral suturing.
This straight Castroviejo needle holder closes on fine ophthalmic needles in 9mm jaws with a locking mechanism, freeing the surgeon's hand between throws. The serrated wide handle delivers a stable rolling grip across the 130mm length, supporting precise needle placement during corneal and conjunctival suturing.
This heavy‑duty Castroviejo needle holder carries 12mm jaws built for firmer ophthalmic and oculoplastic suturing where larger needles and tougher tissue planes are involved. The straight profile and integrated lock secure the needle through repeated passes. An 18mm mid‑screw to tip dimension keeps the working end forward of the handle for clear microscope visualization across the 146mm shaft.
The Castroviejo needle holder in straight geometry and heavy 12mm serrated jaws delivers robust control for larger gauge sutures (5-0 through 6-0) during anterior segment reconstruction, graft fixation, or secondary cataract surgery. Serrated working edge prevents suture slippage under tension. Lock mechanism and 145mm length support sustained closure without drift or hand fatigue. Standard Castroviejo profile ensures reliability.
The Castroviejo needle holder combines 11mm smooth jaws with a flat serrated handle and lock mechanism for stable needle control during delicate micro-suturing. The 140mm overall length provides comfortable reach for two-handed anterior segment wound closure.
Castroviejo needle holders in the straight 9mm jaw pattern drive 10‑0 nylon for corneal wound closure and 8‑0 silk for muscle anchoring. The internal lock secures the needle between passes, and a round knurled handle preserves rotational orientation during knot tying across the 134mm length. Medium jaw length balances needle stability with passage through small ophthalmic incisions.
These curved Castroviejo needle holders carry tungsten carbide jaw inserts for durable grip on fine ophthalmic suture needles. The curved profile follows the natural arc of needle passage through corneal and scleral tissue, and the integrated lock holds the needle between passes. At 140mm with a serrated handle, the instrument balances reach with microsurgical control.
This Castroviejo needle holder features tungsten carbide jaws for superior edge retention during extended micro-suturing procedures. The delicate 1mm serrated construction with straight shaft and lock provides stable three-point grip on fine ophthalmic needles through repeat use.
This straight Castroviejo needle holder in tungsten carbide provides ultraprecision control for delicate ophthalmic suturing tasks. The 11mm smooth jaw and delicate shaft geometry optimize handling of fine sutures in posterior capsular, corneal, and scleral closure. Tungsten carbide resists wear and maintains edge sharpness across many cases, supporting lasting precision and durability.
Tungsten‑carbide jaw inserts give this Castroviejo needle holder a hard, wear‑resistant grip on ophthalmic suture needles across many cases. The 9mm straight jaws and locking mechanism support a steady hold during needle repositioning, and the serrated flat handle delivers tactile rolling control. A 150mm overall length offers extended reach for oculoplastic and adnexal work.
This Castroviejo needle holder features tungsten carbide jaws in 9mm medium size, advancing durability and edge retention in microsurgical suture work. Tungsten carbide smoothness combined with 16mm mid-screw-to-tip working length supports precise needle control during fine phaco wounds and anterior chamber closure. Straight geometry and 145mm overall length provide standard Castroviejo performance with enhanced tool longevity.
This Castroviejo needle holder features a tungsten carbide jaw construction built for reliable durability across repeat ophthalmic microsurgical cases. The straight geometry and locking mechanism provide secure needle purchase during fine corneal and anterior segment suturing. At 140mm overall length, it enables precise fingertip control for capsulorhexis closure and IOL fixation work.
The Castroviejo needle holder is a hallmark instrument for ophthalmic microsurgery, offering curved geometry and medium jaw width for precision needle control during corneal, scleral, and IOL fixation work. The locking mechanism maintains needle security throughout tissue passage, while the round titanium handle supports extended procedure control.
The Castroviejo titanium needle holder combines lightweight, corrosion‑resistant titanium construction with a gently curved shaft and medium 11mm locking jaws for secure needle control during IOL fixation and anterior segment closure. The round grooved handle and 137mm overall length support extended surgical control with reduced hand fatigue. Locking mechanism enables single‑handed knot tying during wound closure.
This double‑ended Castroviejo spatula offers 10mm and 15mm tip‑to‑bend dimensions on opposite ends, giving the surgeon two reach options on a single instrument. The 0.25mm blade thickness supports iris repositioning, lens manipulation, and capsular work without bulk. A serrated handle provides reliable grip during fine angled maneuvers.
The Castroviejo speculum features fenestrated 15mm blades and screw-controlled opening mechanism for precise, adjustable eyelid retraction during delicate anterior segment work. The fenestrated design reduces blade mass while maintaining structural rigidity and even pressure distribution. The 28mm maximum spread and screw-based locking ensure stable exposure without assistant fatigue across lengthy procedures.
The Castroviejo speculum opens the eyelids with gentle, screw‑controlled pressure suited to delicate ophthalmic procedures. Its fenestrated 16mm blades minimize eyelid tissue compression while providing adequate visualization of the anterior segment. The screw mechanism allows smooth, symmetric eyelid elevation without sudden release or tissue crushing.
This medium Castroviejo speculum features 16mm fenestrated blades and screw-controlled adjustment for stable operative exposure. The corrected 82mm length supports broader opening capability while maintaining ergonomic instrument handling.
This small Castroviejo speculum uses 14mm fenestrated blades and screw-controlled spread for precise lid retraction. The dull finish minimizes glare in the surgical field, while the corrected 75mm length provides compact, balanced control.
The Castroviejo‑style Colibri forceps combines ultra‑fine 0.5mm tips with 1 × 2 teeth angled at 45 degrees for delicate capsular, zonular, and IOL manipulation during anterior segment surgery. The generous 6mm tying platform distributes purchase force across broader tissue planes, while the wide serrated handle reduces hand fatigue. Straight 108mm design supports precise, controlled movements.
This Castroviejo suture forceps delivers ultra-precision grasping for corneal, iris, and anterior capsule work with its 0.12mm platforms and 1 × 2 interlocking teeth set at 45 degrees. The ergonomic fenestrated handle and 110mm overall length provide optimal fingertip control during fine suturing. Straight geometry and micro-tip design support controlled needle passage without tissue trauma.
The Castroviejo suture forceps features 0.5mm diamond‑dusted jaws optimized for secure manipulation of fine ophthalmic sutures without slipping. The diamond‑dusted surface provides superior grip on wet nylon threads during tying and removal. Serrated handle and compact 108mm length support precise finger control in tight conjunctival fields.
The Castroviejo suture forceps in titanium delivers 0.3mm tips with a platform slotted handle grip for precise suture manipulation during corneal and episcleral wound closure. The slotted handle improves fingertip purchase during sustained microsurgical work, and titanium construction holds shape across repeat reprocessing.
The Castroviejo suture forceps in titanium delivers ultrafine 0.5mm tip precision combined with aerospace-grade material reliability. Its platform slotted handle grip distributes pressure evenly across the palm during prolonged tying work, supporting wrist-neutral positioning. Titanium's superior corrosion resistance and rigidity ensure consistent performance across many reprocessing cycles.
These Castroviejo suturing forceps incorporate 0.12mm 1×2 teeth and 20mm straight shafts in a stainless configuration for balanced rigidity. The three‑hole handle supports stable traction for precise anterior segment suturing.
This Castroviejo suturing forceps features a 0.12mm tip with 1 × 2 interlocking teeth, designed for precision ophthalmic suture handling. The three-hole handle affords stable fingertip control during fine anterior segment work, while the straight 108mm shaft maintains optimal working length and maneuverability. Reusable stainless steel construction supports reliable performance across repeat cataract and corneal surgical cases.