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These Girard tying forceps offer 5mm tying platforms on straight shafts for controlled knot tying in corneal and scleral work. The round knurled handle provides rotational grip during knot rotation, and the dull finish reduces glare under coaxial illumination. A 102mm length keeps the working end in close microscope range.
Features & Benefits
The Girard tying forceps is constructed from titanium, delivering superior corrosion resistance and lightweight handling across extended surgical procedures. Its straight shafts and 5mm tying platform support stable needle positioning during fine ophthalmic suturing. Round knurled handle and dull finish enhance tactile control in wet operative fields.
This glaucoma-focused diamond knife features a precision 0.5 × 0.2 × 3.5mm blade geometry for controlled trabeculotomy and glaucoma filtration incisions. The 20‑degree angle and J‑slot bayonet handle deliver fingertip command during trabecular access. Titanium mount combines rigidity with corrosion resistance across repeat clinical use.
This glaucoma diamond knife features a truncated 25‑degree lance blade with seven preset depth stops (0.15mm through 0.50mm at 40‑degree angle), enabling precise trabeculotomy or other angle‑based procedures. The 1 × 6 × 0.17mm blade profile delivers ultra‑fine cuts within the trabecular meshwork and Schlemm's canal. The single‑footplate handle design supports intuitive fingertip control during delicate angle work.
The globe fixation ring stabilizes the eye during refractive surgery, limbal?relaxing incisions, and anterior segment procedures. Its 12mm inner and 16mm outer ring with interior grooves creates a secure grip on the limbus and sclera without excessive pressure. The round handle supports secure intraoperative positioning throughout surgical preparation and execution.
The globe fixation ring provides secure ocular alignment during corneal topography-guided surgery and refractive procedures with its 12mm inner and 16mm outer ring geometry. The internal cutout grooves stabilize the iris and limbus, preventing unwanted eye rotation during microscopy and laser ablation. The round handle delivers secure fingerhold throughout extended refractive cases.
The Godfrey lens folder features a 45‑degree angled design with 0.8 × 0.3mm tips to support smooth IOL insertion during phacoemulsification. The 12.3mm shafts and flat titanium handle work together to minimize endothelial trauma while enabling predictable lens delivery.
The Goldberg sideport nucleus splitter/manipulator is a single‑ended instrument designed for controlled nuclear fragmentation and hemisection during phacoemulsification, particularly in dense cataracts. The splitter blade geometry permits precise bisection of the nucleus along predetermined planes, reducing phaco time and energy requirements. Stainless steel construction ensures durable performance through repeated casework.
The Goldman‑McIntyre Binkhorst irrigating cannula delivers BSS through a 26‑gauge right‑angled shaft modified to clear a 2.4mm clear‑corneal incision. A 2mm J‑shape tip with an open, modified end directs flow behind the iris and into the capsular bag, and the angle geometry preserves a low‑profile entry. Useful for hydrating wounds and irrigating after IOL placement.
The Goldstein lacrimal retractor is designed for controlled exposure of the nasolacrimal duct and lacrimal sac during dacryocystorhinostomy and lacrimal canalicular repair. The sharp 7mm blade with 15mm spread provides secure tissue retraction without inadvertent lacrimal gland trauma, while the compact 30mm frame permits stable positioning in the narrow medial canthus.
Golf‑club spud with a small angled tip and sharp edge, designed to scoop out superficial corneal foreign bodies and rust rings. The flat serrated handle gives a steady pencil‑grip during the fine excursion, and the sharp leading edge releases embedded debris without gouging stroma.
The Gonnin-Amsler marker is a precise calibration tool designed for intraoperative axis and incision marking in refractive surgery and toric IOL implantation. The straight polished shaft and fine working end support accurate marking on corneal surfaces with consistent pressure application. The 133mm length provides comfortable handheld control while the reusable construction integrates cleanly into surgical case workflows.
The Goosey DSAEK forceps features angled shafts with a 12mm tip‑to‑bend geometry and round handle for controlled donor button insertion and positioning during Descemet stripping endothelial keratoplasty. The guide pin assists with reproducible graft entry and alignment. At 116mm overall length, the forceps provides comfortable reach and control during the insertion sequence.
The Gorovoy irrigating Descemet stripper cannula is engineered for DSAEK endothelial keratoplasty, combining a horizontal U‑shaped flattened tip with dual side ports oriented left and right. The 11mm angled approach geometry permits controlled positioning beneath Descemet's membrane for atraumatic stripping and irrigation. The 30mm overall length and dual‑port configuration enable precise membrane mobilization during corneal graft insertion.
The Gradle cilia forceps grip and epilate misdirected lashes in trichiasis through fine 2mm‑wide flat platforms that hold the lash without slipping. The serrated cross‑action handle uses a box‑lock pivot � the same geometry as a needle holder � and the compact 97mm length keeps the working tips close to the lid margin during careful epilation.
Graefe fixation forceps with wide 4.5mm jaws and fine teeth secure the globe at the limbus during muscle surgery and incision making. The serrated handle without a thumb‑catch lock lets the surgeon release the globe instantly between maneuvers, and the 108mm overall length suits ophthalmic working depth.
Graefe fixation forceps stabilize the globe during conjunctival, corneal, and strabismus procedures. Wide 4.5mm jaws with fine teeth grip episcleral tissue securely without slipping, while the thumb catch lock maintains purchase hands‑free once engaged. The serrated handle and 108mm length suit precise, sustained globe fixation.
The Graefe iris forceps is a fine‑toothed precision instrument designed for delicate iris manipulation and intraocular lens insertion during cataract surgery. Its 1 × 2 tooth pattern provides secure purchase on iris tissue without perforating its surface, while the fine polished finish reduces artifact under surgical microscopy. Compact 70mm length and serrated handle support micro‑precise movements in the anterior chamber.
Designed for iris tissue handling during anterior segment surgery, these straight Graefe iris forceps feature fine serrated tips that grasp the iris margin without crushing. The 70mm compact length supports tactile control through limbal or paracentesis access. Polished stainless steel construction holds up to repeat sterilization cycles.
Sized as a #1, this Graefe muscle hook places a 10mm working tip on a smooth flat handle for engaging and isolating extraocular rectus muscles. The shaft profile slips beneath the muscle belly with minimal disturbance to Tenon's capsule, and the 135mm overall length keeps fingertip control at the orbital rim.
Graefe muscle hooks pass behind the extraocular muscle insertion to isolate it on the hook for recession, resection, or transposition. This #2 size carries a 10mm tip‑to‑bend distance suited to the medium muscles routinely encountered in strabismus work. The smooth flat handle gives the surgeon a low‑profile grip during the engagement and lift.
This Graefe muscle hook in size #3 carries a 10mm tip‑to‑bend dimension suited to isolating extraocular muscle bellies during strabismus surgery. The smooth flat handle provides a stable thumb purchase while the hook sweeps beneath the muscle. A 145mm overall length balances reach with controlled tactile feedback near the globe.
Graefe strabismus hooks are essential for controlled muscle identification and manipulation during strabismus repair. The 8mm flattened hook engages the extraocular muscle at a safe distance from underlying sclera. A serrated flat handle and polished finish support reliable grasp and visibility during vertical and horizontal muscle work.
This Size 2 Graefe strabismus hook features a flattened 9mm hook for controlled isolation and elevation of extraocular muscles during rectus and oblique surgery. The flat handle and serrated surface reduce slip during sustained muscle handling. A 140mm length balances reach with precise control in the anterior orbit.
This size 3 Graefe strabismus hook isolates and lifts extraocular muscles during strabismus surgery. A 10mm flattened hook engages the muscle belly broadly, distributing tension to spare the underlying sclera. The serrated flat handle keeps a sure grip during muscle delivery, and the polished finish reduces drag through Tenon's tissue.
This Graether angled collar-button cannula is optimized for sideport access during phacoemulsification. The 45-degree angle and 10mm tip-to-bend distance position the cannula for smooth fluid delivery through micro-incisions. The 23-gauge gauge ensures gentle irrigation without anterior chamber distortion.
Graether collar-button cannulas deliver ophthalmic medications and fluids with precision control. The 23-gauge straight shaft accommodates tight spaces in the anterior chamber during phacoemulsification and MICS procedures. The hub and collar-button design allow one-handed fluid modulation.
Graether collar buttons assist iris retraction and pupil expansion during cataract extraction with small or bound‑down pupils. The 45 degrees angled shaft, with a 10mm segment from tip to bend, allows the button head to hook the pupillary margin without crowding the corneal dome. A round knurled handle preserves rotational orientation across the 115mm length, supporting steady positioning while the second hand works through a paracentesis.
Combining irrigation with iris retraction, the Graether irrigating iris retractor simplifies anterior chamber management during cataract and anterior segment procedures. Its 45?degree angled tip, collar?button capsule polisher design, and 23?gauge working channel enable simultaneous irrigation and atraumatic iris manipulation. The 38mm compact length supports precise anterior chamber work.