Explantation Tissue Forceps 12.0 cm (4.7)

Secure Fragment Control for Foldable IOL Explantation

Managing the removal of foldable intraocular lenses requires precise instrumentation to maintain control over lens fragments during explantation procedures. These specialized forceps address the challenge of securely grasping delicate or fragmented material without slippage, utilizing a differentiated jaw design for optimal hold. The top jaw features teeth while the bottom jaw incorporates grooves, creating a complementary gripping surface that stabilizes lens pieces effectively. With a total length of 4 3/4 inches, the instrument offers balanced reach and maneuverability within the surgical field. The flat 3-hole spring handle provides ergonomic comfort and consistent tension, allowing surgeons to focus on careful extraction while minimizing tissue trauma during complex ophthalmic or general surgical interventions.

Use Cases

• Securing and holding foldable IOL fragments during explantation procedures
• Grasping delicate lens material with toothed and grooved jaw configuration
• Providing stable grip control via ergonomic flat 3-hole spring handle design
• Facilitating precise manipulation of intraocular components in confined spaces

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean thoroughly after each use according to facility protocols to remove biological debris
• Inspect jaws and spring mechanism regularly for signs of wear, misalignment, or damage
• Store in a protected environment to prevent jaw tip deformation or handle stress

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.