Rectus Forceps

The Osher superior rectus forceps provides curved geometry with 1 × 2 0.5mm fine teeth suited to gentle extraocular muscle grasping during advanced anterior segment and ophthalmic plastic work. The serrated handle ensures secure grip control, and the curved profile accommodates natural muscle topography. The fine tooth pattern minimizes muscle penetration.

Features & Benefits

• Curved geometry suits extraocular muscle anatomy
• 1 × 2 0.5mm fine teeth prevent muscle shredding
• Serrated handle provides secure surgeon grip
• Fine tooth pattern minimizes bleeding from muscle

The Rizzuti superior rectus forceps is designed for extraocular muscle isolation and grasping during horizontal and vertical strabismus surgery. Its 45-degree angled shafts position the tips perpendicular to the muscle insertion, while the 1 × 2 interlocking teeth secure firm hold without crushing delicate muscle tissue. The serrated cross-action handle supports controlled advancement.

Features & Benefits

• 45-degree angled shafts align tip geometry with muscle anatomy
• 1 × 2 interlocking teeth prevent muscle slipping
• 7mm tip-to-bend length optimizes muscle approach
• Serrated cross-action handle provides stable intraoperative grip

These Troutman superior rectus forceps feature an angled shaft with 1×2 teeth engineered for controlled engagement of the superior rectus muscle. The angled profile improves posterior access while minimizing unintended scleral traction.

Features & Benefits

• 1×2 tooth profile provides secure traction with low tissue distortion
• Angled approach geometry increases visibility in recessed anatomy
• Geometry and mechanical behavior optimized specifically for instrument 11-6-5811