Manson Double Strabismus Hook

Double-hook configuration supports controlled tissue engagement during delicate surgical handling.
Designed for strabismus procedures where precise tissue positioning supports focused operative work.
Useful in ophthalmic surgery for localized access around delicate ocular tissues.
Also suits general surgery applications requiring a focused hook for tissue handling.
Paired hook points can help maintain a stable hold during manipulation.
Its hook format supports direct placement and efficient instrument handling.

Brand: surgivalley

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L1711

OPHTHALMOLOGY HOOKS, REUSABLE

GMDN Code: 35212

General surgery retractor

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Medline	`PF18180`	Exact Pattern Match
Nopa	`KP 001`	Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 005210207

Categories: Hooks, Picks, Membrane Spatulas & Fixation Hooks

Controlled Tissue Positioning for General and Ophthalmic Procedures

The Manson Double Strabismus Hook is a surgical hook designed for controlled engagement and manipulation of tissue during procedures requiring clear, localized access. Its double-hook configuration provides two points of contact in a compact instrument format, supporting steady handling while helping maintain an organized operative field. In general surgery, it can assist with focused tissue positioning where a hook is appropriate; in ophthalmic work, its named strabismus application supports use around ocular structures according to clinician technique. The instrument’s straightforward design can help make small adjustments more deliberate during inspection, exposure, or positioning. Use it within established facility protocols and the applicable procedure-specific technique.

Use Cases

Position or gently draw tissue during general surgical procedures when a hook is appropriate for localized access.
Support ophthalmic procedures involving strabismus-related tissue handling and positioning.
Use the double-hook configuration to maintain controlled contact during focused exposure or inspection.
Assist with deliberate, localized tissue adjustments within the operative field.

Care & Reprocessing

Clean and reprocess the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the double-hook ends and overall instrument condition before and after use for visible damage, deformation, or residue.
Handle the hooks carefully to preserve their working shape and prevent contact damage during transport or setup.
Store in a clean, dry location where the working ends are protected from impact or abrasion.