Surgical Tissue Forceps Angled 10.0 cm (4")

Precision Fragment Management for Corneal and Refractive Procedures

Managing delicate tissue fragments during femtosecond laser-assisted procedures demands instruments that combine familiar grip with minimal trauma. The Kelman-McPherson forceps address this need through fine grooved jaws designed to hold corneal caps, flaps, or lenticules without slippage. Angled shafts improve surgical visualization by keeping the handpiece out of the direct line of sight, while the 7.5mm tying platform offers a stable working zone for manipulation. This configuration supports precise handling in confined anterior segment spaces, allowing surgeons to maintain control during critical steps of LASIK, SMILE, or general fragment removal. The flat 3-hole handle supports comfortable finger placement for steady, fatigue-free operation throughout intricate microsurgical tasks.

Use Cases

• Securely grasping and removing corneal caps or lenticules during SMILE procedures
• Manipulating LASIK flaps with reduced risk of tissue damage due to fine grooved jaws
• Handling small tissue fragments in anterior segment surgery with enhanced visibility via angled shafts
• Performing delicate tying or suturing tasks using the 7.5mm functional platform

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect jaws for alignment and groove integrity before each use to supports optimal gripping performance
• Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols, paying attention to the grooved jaw surfaces to remove debris
• Store in a protective case to prevent damage to the fine tips and angled shafts

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.