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Designed for iris retraction and IOL manipulation, this straight Sinskey hook carries a 0.2mm working point on a straight shaft. The serrated flat handle gives positive grip during dialing maneuvers and resists rolling on the drape, while the 121mm overall length suits standard anterior segment access. The straight profile keeps the tip in line with the shaft for predictable purchase.
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This long‑handled Gass retinal detachment hook keeps the 13mm Graefe‑type tip but enlarges the suture‑passage hole for thicker scleral buckling sutures. The 150mm overall length improves reach during posterior segment exposure, and the flat smooth handle keeps orientation steady through suture maneuvers.
Featuring a 2 × 2mm J‑shape working tip on a 27ga 22mm shaft, this cannula directs irrigation along the J profile for sub‑iris and peripheral chamber access. The fine lumen preserves low‑turbulence flow while the J geometry keeps the tip clear of the visual axis. Supplied sterile in single packages with a 10‑unit minimum.
This infant lacrimal dilator uses a 3.15mm diameter shaft with a long round knurled handle for controlled dilation of pediatric lacrimal passages. The configuration supports steady axial advancement during probing.
This viscoelastic aspirating cannula features a 19ga angled shaft with a 10mm bend‑to‑tip distance, supporting controlled aspiration of viscoelastic material. The compact working length optimizes maneuverability.
Equipped with a silicone squeegee tip, this 23ga capsule polisher sweeps residual cortex and lens epithelial cells from the posterior capsule without abrasive contact. The slightly larger gauge supports irrigation alongside polishing, and the soft polymer surface follows the capsular curve for atraumatic cleanup.
The Fenzl lens hook engages the dialing aperture of intraocular lenses to rotate and seat the optic within the capsular bag. Its 0.15mm angled tip slips precisely into the positioning hole, and a 10mm bend‑to‑tip distance gives controlled reach across the anterior chamber. The round knurled handle delivers a secure rolling grip during fine adjustments.
The Stahl A/C caliper measures corneal diameter from white‑to‑white, supporting IOL sizing and limbal landmark planning. The scaled arms read the horizontal corneal dimension directly, allowing the surgeon to capture the measurement at the slit lamp or operating microscope without secondary tools.
Designed for LASIK irrigation and interface flushing, the Slade cannula features a 26ga formed shaft measuring 22mm. The pre‑formed contour reaches beneath the corneal flap to clear debris and hydrate the stromal bed without disturbing flap edges. Stainless steel construction holds the formed profile through repeated maneuvering.
The Yalon hydrodissection cannula features a 45-degree angle and lateral irrigation port for efficient cortical hydrodissection during cataract surgery. Its angled geometry positions the surgeon naturally while the side port delivers fluid directly into the cortical-capsular plane without passing through the anterior chamber. The 25ga profile supports controlled flow.
Built with a double‑bevel cutting geometry, this 2.8mm angled phaco slit knife produces a self‑sealing main incision with reduced corneal distortion. The full handle gives steady control across the entry stroke, and the sterile single‑use format eliminates variability between cases.
This 27ga hydrodissection cannula features a flat‑bend tip with an 8mm working length, supporting controlled fluid delivery beneath the anterior capsule during cataract surgery. The flattened distal profile slides smoothly beneath the rim, distributing balanced salt solution to separate cortex from capsule. The fine gauge minimizes incision distortion and turbulence.
This Helveston Big Barbie retractor presents a thin 9mm curved blade designed for atraumatic eyelid and conjunctival retraction during pediatric strabismus and oculoplastic work. The heavily curved blade conforms to the globe contour, keeping the field open without compressing underlying tissue. The thin profile preserves visualization during fine maneuvers.
Swiss Jeweler #4 forceps deliver super‑fine 0.13mm pointed tips on straight shafts, sized between the #3 and #5 patterns for fine suture and membrane work. The smooth handle gives consistent fingertip feedback, and the dull finish keeps glare off the field. Overall length is 110mm.
The Knolle-Pearce irrigating lens loop with 23ga thin-wall shaft and 6mm loop diameter enables atraumatic soft lens support in the posterior chamber. The continuous irrigation capability maintains anterior chamber stability during nuclear delivery.
This long trephine cuts precise 11mm grafts for corneal transplantation and refractive keratoplasty procedures. The disposable format eliminates the variability of sharpness decline across multiple-use cycles, ensuring reproducible graft dimensions from case to case. Sold sterile in individual pouches for immediate deployment.
The 5mm green‑coded micro knife angled 15 degrees on a full handle creates side‑port and paracentesis incisions sized for the wider working faces of complex anterior segment cases. The full handle supports a stable single‑stroke entry, and color coding identifies the blade at a glance.
Carrying a 25ga lumen with a short 4mm bend‑to‑tip, this anterior chamber cannula is built for near‑incision irrigation and wound hydration after phacoemulsification. The intermediate gauge balances flow with atraumatic passage through small corneal wounds.
These sterile disposable bipolar cords at 12 feet (3660mm) connect bipolar forceps to the electrosurgical generator across a full OR layout. The 10‑per‑pouch individually wrapped sterile format supports clean case‑by‑case setup without reprocessing overhead.
Angled for temporal‑approach phaco, this Kratz‑Barraquer speculum carries open 14mm rounded blades with an 18mm spread to retract the lids while keeping the frame clear of the limbus. The dull finish reduces microscope glare, and the compact 41mm body sits low against the brow and cheek. Open wire geometry preserves the field of view.
The titanium Castroviejo tying forceps in straight configuration features 7mm tying platform and refined geometry suited to clear visualization during IOL and corneal knot placement. The straight shafts enable unobstructed view of knot formation, and titanium construction offers enhanced durability. The broad platform ensures consistent tying force distribution.
This right-handed Westcott tenotomy scissors pairs sub-miniature rounded Westcott blades with blunt tips, designed for fine periocular dissection and extraocular muscle work. The 11mm screw-to-tip distance supports precise incisions in confined spaces, while the serrated handle prevents slip during delicate soft-tissue cutting.
Swiss #0 jeweler forceps deliver fine pointed tips at 0.17mm for retrieving sutures, capsule fragments, and fine debris in ophthalmic and microsurgical fields. Straight shafts with a smooth handle and dull finish keep the working line clean of reflection. The 115mm length matches typical microscope working distance.
The Barraquer eye speculum uses 9mm closed‑wire blades and a 15mm internal spread to retract the lids atraumatically during anterior segment surgery. Its compact 30mm overall length keeps the frame low against the orbit, leaving the surgeon's hands and other instruments unobstructed. A dull finish minimizes reflection under the operating microscope.
The Kelman-Cystotome sharp 22 gauge knife enables precise anterior chamber incision for phacoemulsification cannula insertion. The polished finish supports smooth blade passage through corneal tissue while the straight geometry ensures consistent incision angle for optimal wound construction.
This scleral depressor is designed to rotate, depress, and examine the peripheral retina and sclera during indirect ophthalmoscopy and clinical evaluation. The 6.6mm angled tip penetrates deep periocular space, and the round grooved handle provides secure grip during prolonged examination. The 140mm length places the working end in the mid‑orbital region while maintaining operator comfort.
The Bishop‑Harmon irrigating cannula at 19 gauge with a shaft angled 30 degrees and a 7mm bend‑to‑tip distance delivers irrigation into the anterior chamber during cataract and corneal surgery. The blunt tip and angled geometry preserve a clear approach beneath the corneal incision.
The Graether collar button is used during cataract surgery to engage and reposition the pupillary margin, supporting iris stretching and pupil enlargement when a small pupil compromises visualization. A straight shaft delivers the button head into the anterior chamber through a paracentesis. The round knurled handle gives the surgeon controlled rotational purchase.
This 9mm long trephine provides a precision cut for small corneal grafts and refractive tissue removal. As a disposable instrument, it maintains uniformly sharp cutting throughout the entire diameter, preventing the edge degradation and kerf widening that accumulate with reuse. Sterile pouch format enables efficient case setup.
The Maumenee iris hook engages the iris margin atraumatically during anterior segment work where pupil expansion or iris repositioning is needed. A 1mm blunt hook minimizes capsule and iris trauma, and the serrated flat handle keeps the working tip aligned. The 124mm polished shaft delivers steady tactile feedback through limbal access.