O’Conner (IRIS) Hook

Description

The O’Conner (IRIS) Hook is a surgical device developed for ophthalmic treatments.

Purpose:

• Grabbing and manipulating fragile tissues of the eye, notably the iris.
• Used in a variety of ophthalmic operations.

Material:

• Typically made of high-quality German surgical stainless steel for durability and accuracy.

Variations:

• O’Conner (IRIS) Hooks are available in a variety of forms and sizes to meet different surgical requirements. Some typical variants are:
• Size: Length ranges from 4 ¾ to 5 ½ inches.
• Hooks may have one or many prongs to provide varying gripping capabilities.
• Curve: The hook’s curve might be sharp or blunt, depending on its intended usage.
• Handles may be square or flat, providing a firm grip.

Benefits:

• Allows ophthalmic surgeons to maintain exact control during sensitive operations.
• The stainless steel structure guarantees durability and resistance to corrosion.
• Different variants provide adaptability for a variety of surgical applications.