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PEAK SURGICALS
SKU:PS-M-160
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The Helveston Fixation Forceps with Lock are specialized ophthalmic instruments designed for controlled fixation and retraction of the globe during strabismus procedures. The forceps combine fine 1 × 2 teeth measuring 0.6mm with a locking mechanism and curved handle configuration intended to maintain stable fixation after the working tip has been positioned.
The verified Helveston pattern measures approximately 110mm / 11cm overall and is manufactured as a reusable stainless steel ophthalmic instrument. Its specialized configuration makes it particularly relevant for strabismus surgery and other ophthalmic procedures requiring controlled globe stabilization.
The working end features 1 × 2 teeth with a 0.6mm configuration. These fine teeth provide a defined fixation point when the instrument is appropriately engaged during ophthalmic surgery.
The Helveston pattern is specifically documented for fixation and retraction of the globe during strabismus procedures, distinguishing it from general tissue forceps and broader ophthalmic grasping instruments.
A key feature of this pattern is the thumb-operated slide catch. Once the required fixation position has been established, the locking mechanism allows the surgeon to maintain the selected grip without continuously applying full manual pressure.
This locking configuration can be particularly useful during procedures where the globe needs to remain stabilized while the surgeon performs another operative step.
The instrument incorporates a distinctive curved handle designed to help stabilize the forceps after fixation. The handle geometry provides an alternative to conventional straight thumb-forceps patterns and is specifically associated with the Helveston strabismus fixation design.
The distal end of the handle also incorporates a hole through which a suture may be placed when additional traction is required according to the surgeon's preferred technique.
Helveston Fixation Forceps are primarily intended for globe fixation during strabismus procedures. Strabismus surgery often requires controlled positioning and stabilization of the globe while extraocular muscles and associated structures are accessed and manipulated.
The toothed working end, locking catch and curved handle work together as a procedure-specific fixation system rather than as a general-purpose ophthalmic forceps.
The verified instrument specification identifies medical stainless steel construction and reusable use. Stainless steel provides the rigid structure required for fine fixation work while allowing the instrument to be incorporated into professional ophthalmic instrument-processing workflows.
The teeth, locking mechanism, curved handle and handle-end opening should all be inspected before use to confirm proper alignment and function.
| Product Name | Helveston Fixation Forceps with Lock |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Ophthalmic Globe Fixation Forceps |
| Pattern | Helveston |
| Overall Length | 110mm / 11cm |
| Teeth | 1 × 2 |
| Tooth Size | 0.6mm |
| Lock | Thumb-Activated Slide Catch |
| Handle Design | Curved Stabilizing Handle |
| Handle-End Feature | Suture / Traction Hole |
| Material | Medical Stainless Steel |
| Reusable | Yes |
| Primary Application | Globe Fixation and Retraction During Strabismus Surgery |
| Specialty | Ophthalmology / Strabismus Surgery |
| Brand | Peak Surgicals |
Clean and process the Helveston Fixation Forceps according to the healthcare facility's validated ophthalmic instrument-processing procedures and applicable product-specific instructions. Inspect the 0.6mm teeth for alignment or deformation and confirm that the thumb-operated locking catch engages and releases smoothly. Check the curved handle and suture opening for visible damage or retained residue before use.
They are designed for fixation and retraction of the globe during appropriate strabismus surgical procedures.
The working end has 1 × 2 teeth measuring 0.6mm.
Yes. They feature a thumb-operated slide catch for maintaining the selected fixation position.
The verified Helveston configuration measures approximately 110mm, or 11cm.
The handle-end opening allows a suture to be placed when additional traction is required according to the surgeon's technique.
Yes. The verified configuration is a reusable stainless steel ophthalmic instrument.
