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Clayman Lens Holding Forcep
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Clayman Lens Holding Forcep is a specialized surgical tool that ophthalmic surgeons can use to grasp and guide the IOL implant into the anterior chamber of the eye, looking towards its further implantation.
- Atraumatic Angled Jaws For Minimizing IOL Trauma.
- Cross-Action Spring Mechanism For Controlled Clamping Pressure.
- Ergonomic Handles With Finger Holes For Enhanced Gripping.
Clayman Nucleus Rotator
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Clayman Nucleus Rotator is an ophthalmic surgical device that surgeons can use for grasping and rotating the lens nucleus into a desirable position, looking towards its fragmentation and removal from the anterior segment.
- Atraumatic V-Notched Tip For Rotating The Nucleus With Ease.
- Slender Angled Shank For Fitting The Cornea's Convex Contour.
- Ergonomic Round Handle For Maximum Surgical Control.
Clayman-Jaffe Lens Manipulating Hook
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Clayman-Jaffe Lens Manipulating Hook is a specialized surgical tool that surgeons can use for engaging and rotating the lens nucleus into an optimal position for chopping or splitting, especially during phaco.
- Atraumatic Small Hook For Preventing Without Local Injury.
- Angled Tapering Shank For Reaching Narrow Cavities.
- Ergonomic Solid Handle For Superior Surgical Control.
Clip Removing Forceps
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Clip Removing Forceps is a surgical instrument that surgeons in multiple specialties commonly use for removing incorrectly placed suture clips from blood vessels and hollow organs, in order to place a new clip or to open the diameter of a vessel/organ.
- Atraumatic Small Jaws for Opening Suture Clips with Ease.
- Opening Spring System for Smooth Jaw Aperture.
- Plier Style Grip Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Colibri Corneal Forcep
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Colibri Corneal Forcep is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons commonly use to grasp, hold and mobilize the scleral edge of the corneal incision, in order to suture the tissue during procedures that require access to the anterior chamber.
- Extra-Delicate 1 x 2 Teeth Jaws to Prevent Trauma.
- 0.12mm Tip Length for Manipulating Minute Tissues.
- Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Colibri Corneal Forcep With Tying Platform
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Colibri Corneal Forcep With Tying Platform is a specialized ophthalmic tool that surgeons use to manipulate and hold the scleral edge of the corneal incision, in order to facilitate stitching after cataract or glaucoma surgery has taken place.
- 1 x 2 Delicate Teeth Promoting Optimal Clamping.
- 0.4mm Tip Length for Deeper Surgical Reach.
- Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Collier Needle Holder
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Collier Needle Holders can grasp and control surgical needles to perform suturing manipulations.
- Serrated Jaws With A Groove To Deliver Reliable Clamps.
- Ratcheted Handles For A Self-Retaining Function.
- Optimal Design To Enhance Needle Visualization.
Collin Clip Applying Forcep
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Collin Clip Applying Forceps are surgical devices that assist surgeons in clamping procedures.
- Screw Lock In Handles For Self-Retaining Manipulations.
- Two Complementary Jaws For Secure Control Of Different Clips.
- Lateral Curve In Jaws For Concealed Structures.
Converse Needle Holder
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Converse Needle Holders are suturing instruments that are ideal for cosmetic surgery procedures.
- Optimal Shaft/Jaw Ratio For Delicate Procedures.
- Serrated Jaws For Confident Grips.
- Ratchet For Self-Retaining Clamps.
Cook Eye Speculum
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Cook Eye Speculum is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons frequently use to separate the upper and lower eyelids, especially during procedures that require maximum exposure of the eyeball.
- Solid Blades Ensuring Maximum Retraction.
- Sliding Bar to Broaden the Blades' Margin.
- Slightly Curved Design to Fit the Facial Contour.
Cooper Ligature Needle
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Cooper Ligature Needles are surgical devices that assist in passing suturing ligatures, particularly around critical structures.
- Long & Flat Handle For Confident Non-Slip Grips.
- Wide Curve Design To Bypass Large Structures.
- Long Needle Eye For Easier Suture Threading.
Corbin Sub-Tenon Cannula
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Corbin Sub-Tenon Cannula is a specialized surgical tool that ophthalmic surgeons use to make the sub-tenon’s block, a technique to irrigate orbital anaesthesia under the Tenon’s capsule.
- Round Bore Promoting Excellent Irrigation.
- 23 Gauge Tube to Traverse Small Cavities.
- Ergonomic Hub Handle Ensuring Superior Control.