Ophthalmic Hooks(31)

Osher Y Hook is a specialized surgical device that ophthalmic surgeons use for engaging and rotating the lens nucleus into an ideal position, looking towards its division and removal from the anterior segment of the eye.

• Atraumatic Blunt Prongs For Avoiding Inadvertent Puncture.
• Resilient Straight Shank For Higher Surgical Precision.
• Ergonomic Round Handle For Maximum Control.

Rentsch Boat Hook is a multipurpose ophthalmic device that surgeons can use for engaging and retracting the iris, the capsular bag, and the lens nucleus, looking towards to gain access to the lens and remove it from the anterior chamber.

• Atraumatic Bifurcated Tip For Minimizing Local Injury.
• Resilient Straight Shank For The Highest Surgical Precision.
• Ergonomic Round Handle For Superior Control.

Reversed Sinskey Hook is an ophthalmic surgical tool that surgeons commonly use to start the Descemet membrane dissection, especially during Descemet’s Stripping Endothelial Keratoplasty (DSEK) procedures.

• Atraumatic Blunt Tip For Avoiding Local Injury.
• Angled Tapering Shank For Reaching The Cornea With Ease.
• Ergonomic Round Handle For Superior Surgical Control.

Shephard Iris Hook is a specialized surgical tool that ophthalmic surgeons can use for engaging and retracting the iris, looking to gain access to the capsular bag during certain cataract surgeries.

• Atraumatic Blunt Hook For Avoiding Local Trauma.
• Solid Straigth Handle For Passing Into The Anterior Chamber With Ease.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle For Superior Control.

Silverman Fixation Hook is a specialized ophthalmic device that surgeons can use to engage, fixate and retract the most delicate tissues of the eye, such as the scleral tissue and the corneal stroma.

• Semi-Sharp Cone Shaped Tip For Atraumatic Tissue Retraction.
• Resilient Straight Shank For Higher Surgical Precision.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle For Maximum Control.

Sinskey II Lens Manipulating Hook is a specialized ophthalmic tool that surgeons can use for grasping and rotating the lens nucleus into a desirable fragmentation spot, thereby allowing its further removal from the capsular bag.

• Atraumatic Small Hook For Minimizing Local Injury.
• Straight Or Angled Shanks For Multiple Surgical Approaches.
• Ergonomic Round Handle For Maximum Control.

Sinskey Lens Manipulating Hook is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons commonly use to engage and rotate the lens nucleus, looking towards its further division and extraction from the anterior chamber.

• Atraumatic Small Hook For Avoiding Local Puncture.
• Straight Or Angled Shanks For Versatile Capsular Approach.
• Ergonomic Round Handle For Superior Control.

Stevens Tenotomy Hook is a specialized tool that ophthalmic surgeons can use for engaging and pulling back the tendinous insertion of the desired extraocular muscle, looking towards to re-attach it to the natural anatomical spot.

• Atraumatic Blunt Hook For Avoiding Local Injury.
• Straight Tapering Shank For Reaching Narrow Cavities.
• Ergonomic Solid Handle For Maximum Control.

Twist Hook is a specialized surgical tool the ophthalmic surgeons commonly use for retracting the extraocular muscles, looking towards to gain maximum exposure of the operating site and repair the misalignment of the eye.

• Atraumatic Sharp Prongs For Retracting The Muscular Tissue With Ease.
• Small Straight Shank For Maximum Surgical Precision.
• Ergonomic Ridged Handle For Avoiding Slippage.