Ocular hook/spatula/manipulator, reusable

Ocular hook/spatula/manipulator devices are reusable surgical tools designed for precise manipulation of eye structures during procedures like cataract surgery, corneal surgery, or intraocular lens placement. They gently retract or reposition tissues—such as the lens nucleus, foreign bodies, or corneal flaps—without cutting, making them essential for delicate intraocular work.

These instruments are typically regulated as surgical tools, subject to sterilization requirements before reuse, and may vary by jurisdiction in terms of classification. They are often supplied as sterile-packaged reusable devices, requiring proper cleaning and sterilization protocols to ensure safety and functionality for repeated use.