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PEAK SURGICAL
SKU:PS-S-00033
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Engineered for the final, most critical step of lens replacement. The Lens Implantation Forceps (Titanium) are elite ophthalmic instruments designed for the flawless handling and anatomical seating of intraocular lenses (IOLs). Featuring a 108mm chassis and ultra-smooth, non-marring jaws, this tool acts as a mechanical necessity for surgeons requiring absolute stability when transitioning a lens into the capsular bag. The titanium construction provides a feather-light touch, ensuring that every movement is governed by tactile feedback rather than instrument weight.
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The Lens Implantation Forceps 108mm Titanium represent a vital investment for any ophthalmic surgical team. As intraocular lens technology advances, the instruments used to handle them must be equally sophisticated. These forceps are designed to provide a "soft-touch" grip, allowing the surgeon to fold, hold, and guide the IOL through a micro-incision with zero clinical compromise.
The fine jaws are engineered to provide uniform pressure across the lens surface, preventing the lens from "pinging" or jumping during the release phase. Whether you are performing a routine cataract procedure or a complex secondary IOL fixation, these forceps deliver the structural integrity and refined control required for superior visual outcomes.
Feature Details
Material High-Grade Medical Titanium
Total Length 108mm (4.25 Inches)
Tip Profile Smooth, Rounded Atraumatic Jaws
Handle Style Ergonomic Textured Spring Handle
Maintenance Fully Autoclavable / Reusable
Primary Use Cases:
Q: Can these forceps be used with both 1-piece and 3-piece IOLs?
A: Yes. The smooth jaw design is versatile enough to handle various IOL architectures, including different haptic designs and optic materials like acrylic and silicone.
Q: Are these forceps suitable for micro-incision cataract surgery (MICS)?
A: The slim profile of the 108mm model is designed to facilitate easy entry through modern micro-incisions without stretching or traumatizing the wound.
Q: How do I ensure the tips remain "atraumatic" over time?
A: Inspect the jaws under magnification periodically. Always use a dedicated ophthalmic sterilization tray to prevent the smooth tips from clashing with other instruments, which could cause burrs or scratches.
Q: What is the benefit of the 108mm length specifically?
A: This length is considered the "universal" size for ophthalmic forceps, providing enough leverage for stability without being so long that it interferes with the surgical microscope or the patient’s brow.