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The Castroviejo suturing forceps feature ultra‑fine 0.3mm tips and 1 × 2 interlocking teeth for precise suture manipulation during corneal and episcleral wound closure. The lightweight three‑hole handle reduces instrument mass during prolonged microsurgical use, and the straight 20mm shafts and 110mm overall length give the surgeon balanced reach into the anterior chamber.
Features & Benefits
The Castroviejo suturing forceps with 0.5mm tips and 1 × 2 interlocking teeth provide secure suture engagement during corneal and scleral wound closure with slightly larger grasp surfaces than the 0.3mm variant. The tying platform enhances knot security and stability. At 110mm with straight shafts, the design supports stable three‑hole-handle control during repair.
These Castroviejo suturing forceps pair 0.12mm 1 × 2 teeth with a 5.5mm tying platform for combined tissue capture and knot management. The straight shafts and wide serrated handle support stable single‑hand control during corneal and scleral suture placement. The 110mm length suits standard microscope working distance.
Castroviejo suturing forceps with 20mm straight shafts carry 0.9mm 1 × 2 teeth for secure grasp during corneal and scleral closure. The three‑hole handle reduces weight while giving the surgeon consistent finger purchase across long suture runs. Overall length is 110mm for comfortable ophthalmic reach.
The 40‑degree angled Castroviejo suturing forceps features 0.3mm fine teeth and 6mm tying platform suited to superior and inferior incision closure. The angled configuration provides ergonomic surgeon positioning during bimanual work while maintaining clear visualization. Fine tooth geometry ensures consistent monofilament grip.
The 45‑degree angled Castroviejo suturing forceps features 0.5mm fine teeth and 6mm tying platform suited to superior and inferior incision closure in cataract and corneal surgery. The angled shafts provide ergonomic surgeon positioning while the fine tooth pattern ensures consistent suture manipulation. Refined design supports efficient knot placement.
Castroviejo suturing forceps in the 40 degrees angled pattern engage 10‑0 corneal sutures away from the surgeon's line of sight. The 0.12mm teeth bite tissue cleanly at the wound edge, and the 6mm tying platform supports knot rotation against the forceps body. A wide serrated handle gives precise fingertip control across the 108mm length during corneal wound closure.
The Castroviejo bayonet suturing forceps combines bayonet shaft geometry with 0.3mm fine teeth and 6mm tying platform suited to IOL and corneal suturing in varied incision positions. The bayonet configuration provides ergonomic access during bimanual cataract and corneal surgery. Fine tooth pattern ensures consistent suture grip without crushing.
The Castroviejo suturing forceps feature delicate bayonet shafts with an ultrafine 0.5mm tip, 1 × 2 interlocking teeth, and 6mm tying platform supported by a serrated wide handle. This configuration enables precise corneal and limbal suture manipulation during penetrating keratoplasty, clear corneal closure, and fine wound approximation. The bayonet geometry preserves the surgeon's visual axis during microsurgical suturing.
These Castroviejo suturing forceps pair 0.3mm tips with a 5.5mm tying platform, securing fine ophthalmic monofilament without crushing the strand. Straight shafts and a wide serrated handle support oriented in‑hand rotation during corneal and limbal suturing, with the 110mm body keeping the surgeon's fingertips clear of the field.
The Castroviejo suturing forceps with 0.5mm fine teeth and 5.5mm tying platform suits routine anterior segment suturing with slightly broader tooth engagement. The refined design and fine tooth geometry prevent slippage across monofilament and nylon sutures. Balanced construction supports efficient knot placement during cataract and corneal surgery.
Castroviejo suturing forceps combine 0.5mm teeth with a 5.5mm tying platform, letting the surgeon grasp tissue and tie sutures without instrument exchange. The straight shafts keep the action in microscope view, and a wide serrated handle gives steady pinch tension through corneal and limbal closure. Overall length is 110mm.
The Castroviejo suturing forceps combines precision 0.9mm teeth with a generous 5.5mm tying platform for controlled corneal and scleral wound closure during cataract and keratoplasty procedures. The straight shaft, serrated handle, and polished finish deliver reliable performance across routine reprocessing and extended clinical use. The 108mm overall length supports comfortable hand positioning during meticulous suture placement.
The Castroviejo suturing forceps in titanium combines ultrafine 0.12mm teeth with serrated wide handle for superior grip control during fine corneal and scleral suturing. The straight shaft design and 5.5mm tying platform support stable knot formation, while the 108mm overall length provides comfortable reach. Titanium construction provides corrosion resistance and lasting edge retention.
These titanium Castroviejo suturing forceps feature 0.12mm 1×2 teeth and 20mm straight shafts for ultra‑fine corneal suturing. The titanium construction enhances sensitivity and reduces hand fatigue during micro‑interactions.
This Castroviejo suturing forceps is built for microsurgical wound closure and corneal work. The titanium construction combines exceptional rigidity with corrosion resistance across repeat sterilization and clinical use. At 110mm overall length with a 0.3mm tip and three‑hole handle, this instrument delivers fine tactile feedback during precise knot‑tying and suture positioning at the limbus or corneal margin.
The titanium Castroviejo suturing forceps with 0.12mm fine teeth combines exceptional rigidity with reduced weight compared to stainless steel. The straight 5.5mm tying platform suits fine monofilament and nylon suturing during cataract closure and corneal repair. Titanium construction offers corrosion resistance over many sterilization cycles.
The titanium Castroviejo suturing forceps with 0.3mm fine tips provides a slightly broader working surface while maintaining exceptional control during IOL suturing. The 5.5mm tying platform and titanium construction support rapid, efficient knot placement over many surgical cases. Reduced weight compared to stainless steel minimizes hand fatigue.
This titanium Castroviejo suturing forceps combines exceptional durability with the precision geometry required for ophthalmic suture work. The 0.5mm fine tip and 5.5mm tying platform support controlled knot tying in corneal and scleral repair. Titanium construction resists corrosion across many reprocessing cycles.
The Castroviejo synechia spatula is a double-ended instrument designed for microsurgical lysis of anterior synechiae and delicate iris manipulation. Titanium construction delivers lightweight precision without sacrificing rigidity, supporting safe separation of fused iris from cornea or lens without tissue damage. The dual working ends enable efficient case management.
Two working ends extend the Castroviejo synechia spatula's reach across the anterior segment: 0.5 × 10mm and 0.5 × 15mm gently curved sharp blades both engage adherent iris‑to‑lens or iris‑to‑cornea bands. The curvature follows iris contour to lyse synechiae without engaging capsule, and a serrated square handle gives anti‑roll grip during sweeping. Polished finish supports clean intraocular passage along the 130mm length.
The Castroviejo synechia spatula's single-ended sharp geometry enables precise separation of iris adhesions to the anterior lens capsule. The sharp design supports controlled breaking of synechiae without iris tissue trauma during anterior segment procedures.
This titanium Castroviejo tying forceps feature angled geometry that improves visualization and approach during posterior corneal and limbal suturing. The titanium construction combines rigidity with corrosion resistance over many cases, while the angled profile preserves the surgeon's visual axis without requiring repositioning. At 107mm, this instrument supports fine control during precision corneal closure.
The titanium Castroviejo tying forceps in curved configuration features 7mm tying platform and refined geometry suited to ergonomic IOL and corneal knot placement. The curved shafts provide natural surgical positioning, and titanium construction reduces weight compared to stainless steel. The broad platform distributes tying force evenly across knot formation.
The Catalano capsule forceps feature angled 45-degree geometry with 2mm cups, 10mm tip-to-angle measurement, and round knurled handle, enabling secure engagement and manipulation of the capsular bag during posterior capsule polishing and capsular repair. The cup design provides atraumatic grip on delicate capsular tissue, while the angled approach improves visualization during posterior segment work. This 112mm instrument supports refined capsular handling.
The Catalano corneoscleral forceps features a 1 × 2 tooth pattern, 60-degree angled platform with 5mm cross-serrated tying surfaces, and round knurled handle for secure engagement of corneal and scleral tissue during penetrating keratoplasty, corneal transplantation, and wound closure. The angled geometry supports improved visualization and control during limbal and corneoscleral work. This 108mm instrument is essential for keratoplasty procedures.
The Catalano micro tying forceps features 45‑degree angled shafts with 6mm tying platform suited to delicate monofilament tying in microincision cataract surgery. The angled geometry provides ergonomic access while the fine tip profile prevents suture trauma. Lightweight construction supports prolonged precision work without hand fatigue during extended procedures.
This angled diamond knife brings precision to corneal and limbal incisions in cataract and refractive surgery. Diamond edge construction delivers lasting sharpness and reproducible incision geometry. The titanium‑mounted blade combines rigidity with corrosion resistance over repeated clinical use.
This 2.8mm 3D diamond knife delivers a wider blade geometry for standard clear corneal incision in cataract surgery, with asymmetrical bevels producing a secure three‑plane wound seal. The angled dop and extended 6mm length support controlled entry and wound architecture. Titanium construction provides durability across repeat procedures.
This cataract clear cornea diamond knife couples a titanium‑mounted 2.8 × 0.17mm blade with 90 degrees sharp‑sided spear geometry ideal for standard phacoemulsification. The angled dop with J‑slot bayonet design preserves surgeon visualization while enabling fingertip control during incision creation.