Wilson vitreous foreign body forceps 20 gauge shaft 3 prongs titanium handle

Precision Retrieval with Lightweight Titanium Durability

Retrieving delicate foreign bodies from the vitreous cavity demands instruments that combine extreme precision with structural integrity. The Wilson vitreous foreign body forceps address this challenge by integrating a slender 20-gauge shaft with a robust titanium handle. This configuration allows surgeons to navigate confined anatomical spaces with minimal tissue disruption while maintaining the tactile feedback necessary for secure grasping. The three-pronged tip design offers enhanced stability during extraction, reducing the risk of slippage compared to standard two-prong models. By utilizing titanium, the instrument achieves an optimal balance of strength and reduced weight, minimizing hand fatigue during intricate procedures. This tool supports controlled manipulation in both general surgical and ophthalmic contexts where fine motor control is paramount.

Use Cases

• Extracting small foreign objects from the vitreous humor with minimized collateral tissue trauma
• Performing delicate retrieval tasks in confined surgical fields requiring high-precision instrumentation
• Utilizing the lightweight titanium handle to reduce surgeon hand fatigue during prolonged microsurgical procedures
• Securing irregularly shaped items using the three-prong configuration for improved grip stability

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect the three-prong tip alignment and shaft integrity before each use to supports proper function
• Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols, paying attention to the junction between the shaft and handle
• Store in a protected environment to prevent damage to the delicate prongs and maintain instrument precision

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.