General-purpose ophthalmic hook, single-use

A general-purpose ophthalmic hook is a manual surgical tool designed to assist surgeons in maneuvering or retracting delicate eye tissues. These instruments are commonly utilized during posterior segment surgeries to stabilize structures or to help remove foreign objects from the ocular region.

These devices feature a shaft with a curved or bent tip and are intended for single-use only to ensure patient safety and sterility. Because they are designed for one-time application, they are supplied as sterile, disposable instruments that should be discarded after the surgical procedure is complete.