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O'Connor scleral depressor-marker serves dual functions during ophthalmic examination and surgery. The 3mm teardrop‑shaped depressor end provides broad scleral contact for gentle indentation and localization, while the 1.5mm Gass marker end enables precise marking of surgical landmarks. Serrated flat handle and polished finish support secure grip and clean intraoperative handling.
Features & Benefits
The O'Connor‑Elschnig fixation forceps combine heavy Elschnig teeth with a slide‑style lock to stabilize the globe during strabismus and extraocular work. Straight shafts give a direct line of approach, and the serrated flat handle delivers controlled purchase across repeated fixation maneuvers.
The O'Gawa Castroviejo tying forceps features a 6mm tying platform with straight shafts optimized for fine monofilament and nylon passage during anterior segment closure. The broad platform distributes knot‑tying force across stable contact, while the refined Castroviejo geometry ensures consistent suture manipulation. Fine tip configuration minimizes mucosal trauma.
O'Gawa Colibri forceps deliver ultra‑fine 0.12mm angled tips with 1×2 Colibri‑pattern teeth for precision corneal edge stabilization. The alignment pin integrates rotational reference, supporting microsurgical suturing in confined anterior chamber spaces at 106mm length.
The O'Gawa DSAEK forceps for donor button insertion features 12mm angled shafts with delicate 1mm paddle tips for controlled graft manipulation during Descemet stripping endothelial keratoplasty. The round knurled handle provides secure grip during the insertion sequence. The angled geometry optimizes anterior chamber access and graft positioning.
The O'Gawa lens dialer is engineered for controlled manipulation of intraocular lenses during implantation and alignment. Its angled shaft with collar-button tip allows fine rotational positioning of the IOL within the capsular bag. A round handle supports fingertip control during critical lens centering.
The O'Gawa mini dialer delivers ultra-precise nucleus positioning in cataract extraction with its 0.25mm tip and angled 11mm working distance. Titanium construction provides lightweight control, while the round handle and 121mm overall length support sustained manipulation during phacoemulsification sequences. The tapered tip enables gentle nuclear fragmentation and repositioning within the capsular bag.
The O'Gawa-style suture forceps in titanium delivers curved geometry optimized for fine wound closure work. Its 0.12mm ultrafine tip with 1 × 2-tooth pattern grips delicate sutures without deformation, while the 6mm tying platforms provide stable positioning. The round ergonomic handle supports prolonged, fatigue-free manipulation during intricate corneal and limbal closure.
These O'Gawa‑style suture forceps carry a 1 × 2 tooth pattern at a 0.12mm tip, paired with 6mm tying platforms for combined grasping and knot management during corneal and scleral closure. The straight shafts route directly to the wound, and a round handle balances at the fingertip for sustained microsurgical tying. Titanium construction adds rigidity and corrosion resistance over many sterilization cycles.
The O'Gawa curved tying forceps features 5.5mm tying platform with 0.3mm gap at platform heel, enabling smooth suture transition during efficient IOL and corneal knot placement. The curved shafts provide ergonomic access while the refined O'Gawa geometry enhances tying control. The gap design minimizes suture trauma during knot formation.
This O'Gawa curved tying forceps variant features 5.5mm tying platforms with 0.3mm gap at platform heel, providing alternative curved configuration for ergonomic IOL and corneal knot placement. The curved shafts suit natural surgical positioning angles while the gap design minimizes suture trauma. Each variant supports efficient tying across routine cases.
The O'Gawa straight tying forceps features 5.5mm tying platform with 0.3mm gap at platform heel suited to efficient IOL and corneal knot placement with clear visualization. The straight shafts enable unobstructed view of knot formation, and the refined gap design minimizes suture trauma. The O'Gawa geometry enhances consistent tying across varied suture materials.
This O'Gawa‑Utrata capsulorhexis forceps features angled shafts optimized for clear corneal access during anterior capsular manipulation and continuous capsulorhexis. Titanium construction combines exceptional rigidity with superior corrosion resistance for lasting durability across many surgical cases. The round handle supports natural rotation and tactile feedback during the procedure.
The O'Gawa‑Utrata capsulorhexis forceps is engineered for controlled, circular continuous capsulorhexis during phacoemulsification. Its fine angled tips, 11.5mm angled shafts, and iris stop feature provide safe, repeatable anterior capsule grasping without perforating the membrane. The round handle and dull finish support secure handheld control, while the 100mm overall length facilitates optimal ergonomic positioning.
The fine O'Gawa‑Utrata capsulorhexis forceps provides secure grasping and controlled capsular incisions throughout continuous capsulorhexis. Angled shaft geometry improves approach angle and visualization during clear corneal capsulotomy. The round handle supports natural rotation and tactile feedback during the procedure.
Synechiae separation requires atraumatic dissection, and the Obstbaum spatula is engineered for this critical task. Its 10mm tip?to?bend and flat smooth handle enable precise, controlled dissection along the angle recess and corneal surface. This reusable instrument supports careful synechiae lysis during complicated anterior segment cases.
The Ohji‑Tano trocar forceps integrate tungsten carbide serrated tips with a 25‑gauge angled shaft for precise vitreoretinal access and membrane grasping. The 15 degrees angle improves approach geometry during posterior segment membrane work, and the 6mm serrated TC‑coated tips provide reliable tissue grip without slipping. At 83mm with flat handle, the instrument balances control and reach.
This 25‑gauge curved olive‑tip capsule polishing cannula carries a 1mm sandblasted bulbous tip that abrades residual cortical material along the posterior capsule without scoring. The 28mm overall length suits standard phaco incision access, and single‑use sterile delivery removes reprocessing variability.
The Olk retinal pick features a delicate 0.5mm angled tip at 110 degrees, allowing precise elevation and manipulation of retinal tissue during vitreoretinal procedures. Its round knurled handle offers secure fingertip control during fine manipulation of posterior segment structures. At 124mm, the instrument provides balanced reach for vitreous cavity work while maintaining the tactile sensitivity required for retinal work.
The Olk angled retinal pick combines a 130-degree angulation with a dull 0.5mm tip for controlled vitreoretinal manipulation. During retinal detachment repair and epiretinal membrane peeling, the angled geometry provides optimal approach angles to the retinal surface without excessive shaft length. Stainless steel construction ensures lasting durability across repeat reprocessing.
Engineered for vitreoretinal membrane work, the Olk retinal pick presents a 0.5mm tip on a 150 degrees angled shaft that hooks beneath epiretinal membranes without engaging the underlying retinal surface. The steep angulation clears the trocar cannula while preserving a view of the macular contour. Dull finish on the 123mm length suppresses reflection during indirect‑lit vitrectomy.
The Olk retinal spatula is engineered for delicate retinal surface manipulation, gliosis tissue dissection, and membrane peeling during vitreoretinal surgery. Its 130‑degree angled geometry and 0.5mm triangular tip provide fine, controlled contact with retinal tissue, while the 4mm flat surface distributes pressure across wider tissue planes to minimize indentation artifact. Dull finish and knurled handle support extended surgical technique without fatigue.
Angled 150 degrees with a 0.5mm triangular tip and 4mm flat working surface, this Olk retinal spatula is shaped for posterior segment maneuvering during vitreoretinal work. The dull finish reduces glare under microscope illumination, and the round knurled handle gives stable rotational control. Overall length of 127mm supports steady reach across the globe.
The Ong speculum in small left configuration provides narrow‑field glaucoma exposure with minimal tissue trauma. The 13mm wide × 12.5mm deep blade geometry suits glaucoma surgery approaches where standard larger speculums obstruct necessary angles. The left orientation accommodates varied surgeon positions.
Built for nasal‑side glaucoma exposure on the right eye, this small Ong speculum opens the lids with 13mm wide × 12.5mm deep blades that hold the field steady during trabeculectomy or tube shunt work. The compact footprint clears the surgeon's working zone over the limbus without crowding the conjunctival flap. Its stainless construction holds spring tension across repeated cases.
This 16 × 16" ophthalmic aperture drape carries a 60mm aperture sized to expose the operative eye while preserving the sterile field across the face and surrounding tissue. The square format suits most ophthalmic OR layouts, and the 10‑per‑box configuration supports routine case stocking.
This ophthalmic aperture drape isolates the operative field during anterior segment and refractive procedures. The 50 × 30mm aperture accommodates standard eye preparation while the full 19 × 15 inch drape secures broader periorbital coverage. Individually sterilized units simplify field setup and maintain the sterile barrier throughout surgery.
This ophthalmic burr power handle accommodates compatible burr tips for controlled mechanical debridement. Its ergonomic grip enhances stability while the motor-drive interface enables smooth rotational operation.
These ophthalmic burrs are designed for debridement of corneal and scleral surfaces during ophthalmic procedures. Their precise abrasive heads support controlled removal of surface tissue, and each package contains five sterile units.
Ophthalmic drapes must isolate the surgical field while accommodating both superior and inferior periorbital anatomy. This incise drape measures 50.75 × 47.5 inches, providing expansive coverage for routine cataract and corneal procedures. The adhesive aperture maintains sterile barrier integrity while the individual sterile packaging supports predictable field setup across cases.