Ophthalmic Hooks(31)

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.

Z Hook Manipulator is a specialized ophthalmic tool that surgeons frequently use for manipulating the corneal stroma in several ways, especially during the deep lamellar endothelial keratoplasty (DLEK) procedure.

• Atraumatic Z-Shaped Blunt Hook For Avoiding Local Trauma.
• Angled Tapering Shank For Reaching Narrow Spaces.
• Ergonomic Knurled Handle For Enhanced Gripping