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The Kelman Cystotome is engineered for precise anterior capsular penetration during cataract surgery capsulorhexis initiation. Its 24ga gauge provides fine penetrating capability while the sharp tip enables controlled entry into the anterior capsule with minimal trauma. At 28mm excluding the hub, it maintains excellent visibility and control during the critical first step of the capsulorhexis maneuver.
Features & Benefits
The Kelman-Hoeffer angled suture forceps provides offset 0.12mm fine tips with 1 × 2-tooth tying platforms oriented at 90 degrees. This perpendicular tooth angle suits wound closure work where the surgeon approaches the suture from the side. The ergonomic fenestrated handle and angled shaft support wrist-neutral positioning during prolonged fine suturing.
These Kelman McPherson tying forceps use ultra‑fine angled tips with an 8mm tip‑to‑bend distance for controlled approach. The titanium body and three‑hole handle ensure stable micro‑manipulation.
Angled shafts on the Kelman‑McPherson tying forceps approach the cornea from a flatter trajectory, sparing the operating microscope's sight line during suture tying at the limbus. The 7.5mm platforms give the surgeon room to wrap and seat 9‑0 or 10‑0 nylon, and the three‑hole handle keeps the 106mm stainless‑steel instrument balanced in pinch grip.
The Kelman-McPherson tying forceps combine titanium construction with angled 45-degree geometry, 8mm tip-to-bend configuration, and 5mm tying platform, enabling excellent visualization and control during phacoemulsification wound closure and corneal suturing. The titanium mount offers corrosion resistance and reduced weight, while the angled profile preserves the surgeon's visual axis. This 84mm compact length is ideal for cataract closure work.
The Kershner capsulorhexis forceps combines titanium construction with extremely thin straight shanks and cystotome-shaped tips for ultra-precise anterior capsule manipulation. The 11.5mm tip-to-bend dimension allows controlled engagement of the capsule edge, while the Nordan-style round handle with flats supports intuitive grip orientation during rhexis creation.
This Kershner reversible speculum is titanium with short arms and 14mm solid blades for stable periocular retraction. The reversible profile supports use across varied eyelid anatomies.
The Kershner Utrata forceps combines an extremely thin, sharp triangular grasping tip with an angled 11.5mm bend and flats on a round knurled handle, creating a precision capsulorhexis instrument. The triangular jaw geometry grasps and initiates the continuous curvilinear capsulorhexis without tearing, while the guide pin aids in sizing and edge control. At 105mm, the angled shaft maintains optimal visualization throughout the procedure.
This Keuch small‑pupil dilator features a guarded 6mm shaft with a 0.7mm working diameter designed to gently enlarge miotic pupils. The guarded profile enhances safety by limiting excessive penetration.
This Khan‑Jaeger lid plate offers two working ends sized for differing pediatric and adult lid contours. The concave geometry seats against the inner lid surface to protect the globe during chalazion incision, lash work, and eyelid procedures. A 20mm blade on one end and 23mm blade on the other extend versatility across case types.
The Khan‑Jaeger double‑ended insulated lid plate combines two 20mm blades in a single ergonomic instrument suited to blepharoplasty and periocular procedures. Electrical insulation permits controlled cautery during lid dissection without corneal or conjunctival risk. The ergonomic design reduces hand switching during extended cases.
Kimura platinum spatulas use a 4 × 17.5mm flat platinum tip for collecting corneal and conjunctival scrapings during microbial or cytologic sampling. The platinum surface stays inert against culture media and flame‑sterilizes between specimens. A 34mm shaft and serrated flat handle keep the working tip steady during gentle scraping passes.
The Kimura platinum spatula delivers superior tissue-separation and lens manipulation with its 4 × 17.5mm platinum working blade mounted on a stainless steel shaft. The 34mm length and smooth flat handle provide excellent control during DSAEK, DMEK, and anterior capsular work. Platinum composition resists adhesion and offers superior visibility, while the polished finish minimizes glare.
The Kirby corneoscleral forceps provides dual‑surface grasping suited to limbal‑based incision closure and corneoscleral tissue fixation. The 1mm fine tooth configuration and round knurled handle deliver secure grip without crushing delicate corneal tissue. Polished finish and straight geometry support comfortable control in varied incision positions.
Combining a 5 × 10mm wire loop with a 10mm muscle hook, this Kirby expressor delivers two complementary maneuvers on one handle. The loop end supports lens expression and nuclear delivery, while the hook end isolates extraocular muscle bellies during strabismus work. A round knurled handle maintains rotational grip during fine manipulation.
The Kirby intra‑capsular lens loop retrieves nucleus and lens material through relatively large incisions using four‑point capsular fixation. The round knurled handle grants secure grip control, and the polished finish supports reliable handling across routine cataract extraction cases. The malleable wire and spherical loop geometry permit gentle tissue contact.
The Knapp lacrimal sac retractor is a four-prong blunt dissector for anterior lacrimal sac and canalicular exposure during dacryocystorhinostomy procedures. Its insulated construction permits electrosurgical hemorrhage control, while the serrated flat handle ensures firm grip during elevation. The four blunt prongs distribute retraction force without tearing lacrimal tissues.
The Knapp lens spoon with 5mm wide spoon-shaped tip and solid middle support provides atraumatic lens engagement and removal. The solid middle construction minimizes flexing during nuclear manipulation while the smooth spoon design protects posterior capsule.
Curved with 25mm blades and rounded blunt tips, these Knapp strabismus scissors are shaped to dissect along the curve of extraocular muscle insertions. The ring handle gives stable finger control through repeated cuts, and the polished blade finish supports thorough cleaning between cases.
These straight Knapp strabismus scissors carry 25mm rounded blades with blunt tips for safe muscle and conjunctival dissection during extraocular muscle surgery. The polished finish reduces glare against bright field light, and the ring handle provides stable closure across longer cutting strokes.
Heavily curved through the blade body, these Knapp strabismus scissors carry 25mm rounded profiles with blunt tips for following anatomical contours during muscle dissection. The curvature keeps the cutting plane parallel to the globe, while the ring handle and polished finish support stable, glare‑free closure during extraocular muscle work.
The Knapp strabismus scissors feature tungsten carbide blades engineered for precise muscle and connective tissue cutting during extraocular surgery. The curved profile enhances visibility along the muscle insertion and posterior conjunctiva. The 108mm overall length and blunt tips minimize inadvertent globe or orbital structure perforation during muscle isolation.
Built for anterior chamber irrigation, this Knolle cannula carries a 23g blunt tip on a 45‑degree angled shaft, with a 1.5mm tip-to-bend distance and 25.4mm working length. The polished finish promotes smooth fluid delivery, and the angled geometry directs irrigation along the chamber without endothelial impingement.
The Knolle anterior chamber irrigating cannula is engineered for controlled fluid delivery into the anterior chamber during cataract and corneal procedures. Its 23ga polished blunt tip and 45 degrees angled shaft allow safe instrument access through standard incisions while the 2mm bend-to-tip geometry positions the irrigation port away from corneal epithelium. The short 19mm overall length supports maneuverability in restricted anterior segment space.
The Knolle anterior chamber irrigating cannula delivers controlled infusion during cataract and corneal procedures. Its 25ga gauge and blunt, polished tip allow gentle fluid delivery into the anterior chamber without contacting the endothelium. Angled at 45 degrees with a 2mm tip‑to‑bend measurement, the shaft positions the port safely through the paracentesis incision for predictable chamber access.
This 27ga Knolle cannula provides ultra‑fine anterior chamber irrigation for delicate cases where tissue contact must be minimized. The blunt, polished tip and 45‑degree angled shaft position the fluid delivery safely through the paracentesis incision. A 2mm tip‑to‑bend geometry ensures the port remains in the chamber during infusion without striking posterior structures.
This Knolle anterior chamber irrigating cannula is configured for controlled BSS delivery through paracentesis. The 30g blunt tip protects iris and endothelium, while a 45 degrees angled shaft directs flow across the anterior chamber. A 2mm tip‑to‑bend dimension keeps irrigation precisely placed during cataract and IOL maneuvers.
The Knolle capsule scraper uses a 23 gauge cannula with a 2mm angled sandblasted tip to abrade residual lens epithelial cells from the posterior capsule during cataract surgery. The textured sandblasted surface engages adherent cortex without cutting, and the angle places the working face flat against the capsule through a corneal incision. A 20mm working length matches phaco instrument geometry.
The Knolle iris hook presents a straight blunt small hook on a 28mm shaft with a round knurled handle, designed for atraumatic iris manipulation and pupil stretching during phacoemulsification. The small blunt hook reduces risk of iris pigment loss, and the round knurled handle gives steady fingertip control across long phaco sequences.