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Moody fixation forceps grasp the conjunctiva and sclera with a 1 × 2 tooth pattern that holds without slipping during cataract entry, scleral suture passage, or globe stabilization. The right‑curved 0.5mm tips angle into the operative field, and the through‑handle click lock with thumb release lets the surgeon set and free the grip without breaking concentration. The serrated Castroviejo handle is 108mm overall.
Features & Benefits
The Moody fixation forceps secure the globe during strabismus surgery, with a curved‑right 0.5mm tip carrying 1 × 2 interlocking teeth that hold scleral and muscle insertion tissue cleanly. A thru‑handle click‑lock thumb release engages and disengages fixation between maneuvers, and the three‑hole handle lightens the instrument across sustained strabismus exposure.
The Moody fixation forceps features a standard curve with 2 × 3 interlocking teeth to provide secure corneal and episcleral fixation during ocular surgery. The curved shafts conform to the anatomical contours of the eye surface, enhancing stability. Its 104mm length and flat handle support precise anterior segment work.
The O'Brien fixation forceps combines straight shafts with 1 × 2 Elschnig‑style tooth pattern suited to capsule and tissue fixation across varied cataract approaches. The precise tooth geometry prevents slippage and crushing, and the straight configuration enables stable control during bimanual surgery. Durable construction supports routine sterilization cycles.
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 Osher conjunctival fixation forceps features 45‑degree angled shafts with 0.3mm fine tips suited to conjunctival flap and tissue positioning during anterior segment plastic repair. The angled configuration provides ergonomic access to lateral conjunctival margins while maintaining surgical visibility. Fine tip geometry minimizes tissue trauma.
The Pierse fixation forceps combines a titanium body with tungsten carbide grooved teeth (1 × 1, 0.1mm) for secure corneal and scleral fixation. The 2.5mm tungsten carbide tying platform supports fine suturing without slipping, while its 80mm length and flat handle deliver precise control in confined surgical spaces.
These Pollack fixation forceps incorporate curved shafts and 1 × 2 double-prong teeth for secure donor cornea grasping during transplantation. Titanium material resists corrosion from repeat sterilization while maintaining reliable grasping geometry across multiple procedures.
These Thorpe conjunctival fixation forceps secure conjunctival and Tenon's tissue during strabismus and anterior segment cases. The 90 degree 0.6mm 2 × 3 teeth engage tissue firmly without slippage, and an integrated tying platform supports immediate knot placement at the same fixation site. The serrated handle anchors a steady pinch grip throughout the maneuver.
The Thorpe corneal fixation forceps combines 45‑degree angled shafts with 2 × 3 0.5mm fine tooth pattern suited to corneal graft fixation and keratoplasty closure. The angled geometry accommodates varied graft orientations, and the fine tooth pattern prevents graft crushing during placement. Durable construction supports routine sterilization cycles.