Iris Tissue Forceps, 1X2 Teeth
$ 65
Iris Tissue Forceps with 1×2 teeth are tiny surgical devices used to grab thin tissues during minimally invasive operations. They are usually around 10cm long and have incredibly fine tips, with one tooth on one jaw and two interlocking teeth on the opposite jaw.
| Length | 10cm, 11cm |
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| Shape | Curved, Straight |
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Description
Iris tissue forceps are fine-tipped instruments used in ophthalmology and delicate microsurgery to grab and manipulate fragile tissues.
Purpose:
- Gently grasping and manipulating sensitive tissues.
- The teeth make it suitable for slippery or difficult-to-hold constructions.
Features:
- Size: Typically 10cm (4 inches) in total length.
- Tips: Use fine and sharp tools for accurate manipulation.
- Straight or curved blades are offered.
- Configuration: 1×2 interlocking teeth (one tooth on one blade and two on the other).
- Purpose: Provides a more secure grasp on tissues than smooth forceps.
- To ensure durability and sterility, choose surgical grade stainless steel or high-quality German steel.
Benefits:
- Precise handling: Fine tips enable precise manipulation of fragile tissues.
- Secure grip: 1×2 teeth provide a tighter hold on slippery or difficult-to-grasp tissues than smooth forceps.
- When opposed to single-pointed forceps, interlocking teeth cause less pinching and ripping of tissue.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 10 cm |
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