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The Leippman cystotome carries a 22 gauge cannula with a small polished cutting tip for initiating the anterior capsulotomy during cataract surgery. A protective tip guard sheaths the cutting point for safe storage and transport between cases, and the 42mm overall body fits cleanly into the surgeon's hand for a controlled puncture and tear.
Features & Benefits
Named for pioneering corneal incision design, the Lindstrom angled diamond knife features a 3mm blade width with etched graduation marks and integrated laser alignment guides at 1.75mm and 2mm positions. Sharp blade sides deliver clean clear‑cornea entry, while the angled working profile maintains optimal blade‑incision angle without requiring handle rotation. This instrument is indispensable for consistent temporal cataract access in high‑volume refractive and cataract surgery.
The Lindstrom accurate marker places a 7mm reference impression on the cornea to guide centration of refractive incisions and intraocular procedures. A smooth flat handle on a 100mm shaft supports a balanced perpendicular approach to the corneal surface, transferring a clean uniform mark.
Lindstrom adjustable lid speculum provides flexible eyelid retraction with integrated aspiration capability for anterior segment surgery. The 45-degree angled geometry and 17mm curved solid blades position optimally within the surgical field. Aspiration ports integrated into the speculum design enable simultaneous fluid management during the procedure.
The Lindstrom LASIK cannula features a formed 25ga shaft with three irrigation ports arranged to maintain flap hydration during corneal ablation. The multi-port design distributes fluid evenly across the flap interface, preventing focal drying and maintaining stromal clarity during excimer application.
This double‑ended Lindstrom PRK/LASIK spatula features a golf‑club end for PRK and a standard spatula for LASIK. The dual design supports epithelial removal and flap interface assessment.
This Linn‑pattern LASIK cannula is engineered for controlled stromal hydration and fluid flow management during refractive flap creation. The 25 gauge with flat bend and 9mm bend‑to‑tip geometry allows precise positioning through minimal incisions while the eponymous design supports smooth irrigation patterns. Sterile single‑use delivery maintains predictable blade sharpness and case consistency.
Littler dissecting scissors carry 27mm curved blunt blades with an integrated eye in the blade in place of a separate eye probe � useful for passing suture through small openings during the same maneuver. The rounded blade profile and ring handle support controlled dissection across the 119mm length, and the polished finish reduces microscope glare.
The Livengood angled expressor paddle combines a 12‑degree angled geometry with an oval 10 × 1mm tip, enabling gentle tangential pressure against the lid margin during meibomian gland expression. The shallow angle and thin paddle profile reduce trauma to the conjunctiva and anterior lid structures. This 76mm instrument suits fine expression work in tight periocular anatomy.
This straight Livengood expressor paddle delivers controlled perpendicular pressure to meibomian glands without angled deflection. The oval 10 × 1mm stainless‑steel tip produces uniform force distribution across the lid margin, reducing risk of focal tissue necrosis in repeat dry eye treatments. The compact 76mm length supports precise maneuverability.
The Livernois fixation loop stabilizes IOL haptics and ocular tissue during anterior segment manipulation. Its rounded loop tip engages structures without piercing, and the 106mm shaft balances comfortably for seated microsurgical work. Polished stainless steel withstands repeat reprocessing without surface degradation.
These Livernois holding forceps feature angled shafts with a 5mm tip‑to‑bend configuration for controlled grasping. The three‑hole handle and 100mm length support micro‑accurate IOL positioning.
These Livernois IOL folding forceps incorporate a 10mm tip‑to‑bend distance and a three‑hole handle for controlled folding mechanics. The 110mm overall length enhances reach in micro‑incision settings.
Built for larger graft work, this 10.5mm long disposable trephine prepares oversized donor or host corneal buttons during keratoplasty. The extended barrel keeps the corneal apex in view during placement, and pouched sterile delivery permits immediate transfer to the surgical field.
This long trephine delivers an 11.5mm graft cut for corneal transplantation and refractive procedures. As a single-use instrument, it maintains consistent sharpness across the entire cutting stroke, producing smooth graft margins without kerf variation. Pre-sterilized and individually pouched for immediate clinical use.
This long trephine provides a 12.5mm graft diameter for larger corneal defects in transplantation and refractive surgery. Single-use construction preserves blade sharpness across the full cutting stroke, supporting smooth margin transition and predictable graft seating. Sterile pouch packaging simplifies case setup.
At 13.5mm cutting diameter, this long disposable trephine supports larger penetrating keratoplasty cases, including pediatric and therapeutic grafts where a wider margin is needed. Single‑use sterile delivery protects edge sharpness for a clean full‑thickness cut.
The 14.5mm long trephine addresses the upper range of penetrating keratoplasty graft sizes. As a single-use instrument, it maintains sharp cutting throughout the entire diameter, preventing the edge collapse and kerf widening seen with reused trephines. Sterile pouch format supports efficient OR inventory.
With a 15mm cutting diameter, this long disposable trephine is sized for scleral or limbal‑inclusive disc preparation beyond standard keratoplasty diameters. The extended barrel maintains a clear sightline as the edge engages the wider tissue circle. Each piece arrives single‑pouched sterile, ready for direct case use.
Penetrating keratoplasty requires a precision circular incision to harvest and position donor corneal tissue. This long trephine has a 16mm cutting edge, sized for standard adult corneal diameters. Sold sterile and individually packaged, the sharp stainless steel blade ensures reproducible graft outline with minimal endothelial trauma.
This 3.5mm short trephine provides precision cuts for small anterior chamber procedures, epithelial debridement, and miniature tissue sampling in refractive work. The short blade length improves maneuverability in confined spaces while maintaining disposable, single-use sharpness across the cutting stroke.
At 3mm cutting diameter, this long disposable trephine is sized for very small corneal cuts � limbal‑relaxing zone procedures, focal lamellar work, or compact donor disc preparation � well below the standard keratoplasty range. The sharp single‑use blade cuts cleanly through corneal tissue.
This 4.5mm short trephine is sized for small epithelial or partial-thickness stromal cuts during refractive procedures and corneal sampling. Disposable construction preserves blade sharpness across the full stroke, while the short length improves control in microsurgical fields. Sold sterile in individual pouches.
The 4mm short trephine excises small epithelial or stromal specimens and creates precise apertures for anterior chamber access. Single-use construction guarantees sharp, reproducible cutting performance in the delicate anterior segment environment. Sterile, individually pouched format simplifies case-specific procurement.
This long 5.5mm disposable trephine is optimized for penetrating keratoplasty and endothelial graft sizing in standard full‑thickness corneal transplantation. Single‑use sterility ensures blade sharpness and cutting consistency across each graft creation, eliminating variable edge wear from reprocessing. The 5.5mm diameter delivers clean donor button margins for optimal graft fit.
Sized at 6.25mm, this long disposable trephine fills the gap between 6mm and 6.5mm for surgeons working with small donor or recipient diameters in fine increments. Single‑use sterile delivery preserves the sharp circular blade.
Sized at 6.5mm cutting diameter, this long disposable trephine bridges the 6mm and 7mm standard keratoplasty sizes for surgeons working at the smaller end of the donor‑graft range. The single‑use sterile blade preserves first‑pass sharpness.
Sized at 6.75mm, this long disposable trephine cuts the smallest end of the routine keratoplasty range for surgeons working with compact donor buttons. The single‑use stainless blade preserves first‑pass sharpness, and the long handle holds the cutting axis steady through the stroke.
Sized at 6mm cutting diameter, this long disposable corneal trephine cuts the smallest standard donor or recipient diameter for keratoplasty, suited to pediatric grafts and limited‑zone corneal work. Single‑use sterile delivery preserves first‑pass sharpness.
This 7mm long disposable trephine supports keratoplasty cases that call for a smaller graft diameter. The sharpened circular blade gives a clean cut through the full corneal thickness, and the extended handle keeps the surgeon's grip clear of the operative field during the trephination stroke.