Splinter Forceps(13)

Barraquer Cilia Forcep is a specialized ophthalmic device that surgeons can use to grasp, hold and extract cilia from the edges of the eyelids, in order to perform blepharoplasty and other ocular procedures.

• Smooth-Surfaced Jaws to Minimize Local Trauma.
• Angled Profile for Enhanced Sightlines.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Smooth Clamping.

Beer Cilia Forcep is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons commonly use to pull out lashes from the edges of the desired eyelid, in order to set up adequate conditions to perform blepharoplasty and other ocular procedures.

• Smooth-Surfaced Profile to Minimize Local Damage.
• Round-Shaped Jaws for Optimal Cilia Extraction.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Superior Control.

Bergh Cilia Forcep is a specialized ophthalmic tool that surgeons use to grasp, statically hold and pull out cilia from the edges of the eyelids, in order to set up the conditions to perform blepharoplasty or to manage blepharitis marginalis.

• Inner Serrated Surfaces to Minimize Local Damage..
• Slanted Tip Edges for Enhanced Grasping Action.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Douglas Cilia Forcep is a specialized ocular device that ophthalmic surgeons use to grasp, hold and extract eyelashes from the edges of the lids, in order to perform blepharoplasty and other surgical procedures.

• Atraumatic Serrations for Minimizing Local Trauma.
• Square-Shaped Surface for Grasping Cilia with Precision.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Feilchenfeld Splinter Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons commonly use to grasp foreign bodies from wounds or cavities, isolate and clamp blood vessels and guide suture threads if necessary.

• Narrow Tips Design Promoting Deep Surgical Reach.
• Inner Grooves for Grasping Materials with Precision.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Hunter Splinter Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas can use to clamp blood vessels or tissues and extract large foreign objects from traumatic wounds or cavities.

• Triangular Serrated Tips to Minimize Clamping Injury.
• Grooved Surfaces for Optimized Grasping Action.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Littauer Cilia Forcep is a specialized device that ophthalmologic surgeons use to grasp and extract cilia from the edges of the eyelids, in order to set up the conditions to perform procedures involving the lower or upper lids.

• Smooth-Surfaced Tips for Minimizing Local Injury.
• Flat Profile to Clamp Cilia with Precision.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Superior Control.

Peet Splinter Forceps is a specialized device that general surgeons commonly use to grasp, mobilize and remove foreign bodies, debris and other materials from the surgical field.

• Curved Jaws for Reaching Deep Surgical Sites.
• Serrated Surfaces Promoting Strong Grip.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.

Ralk Splinter Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas can use to grasp tissues, remove foreign bodies and occlude blood vessels if necessary.

• Pointed Tips to Reach Narrow Surgical Sites.
• Grooved Surface for Enhanced Clamping Action.
• Plier Grip Style Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.

Shaaf Splinter Forcep is a specialized device that general surgeons commonly use to grasp suture residues, debris and foreign bodies, in order to remove them from the surgical field.

• Curved Tips Profile to Reach a Variety of Surgical Sites.
• Grooved Tip Surfaces for Enhanced Grasping Action.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Superior Control.

Splinter Forcep is a specialized surgical device that general and gastrointestinal specialists can use to grasp, hold, and remove foreign bodies deeply attached to soft tissues, in order to clean the operating site and perform specific surgeries.

• Straight, Curved & Angled Models to Suit All Needs.
• Plain or Serrated Jaws for Grasping Different Objects.
• Simple Spring Action Ensuring Excellent Clamping.

Splinter Forcep With Magnifying Glass is a specialized device that surgeons commonly use to grasp, mobilize and remove debris, tissue residues and minute splinters or foreign objects from the surgical field.

• Delicate Pointed Tips to Extract Small Objects.
• Smooth-Surfaced Profile Ensuring Atraumatic Clamping.
• Magnafying Glass for Enhanced Visualization.