Intraocular scissors, conventional-hinge, single-use

Intraocular scissors with a conventional hinge are hand-held surgical instruments designed for cutting delicate tissues inside the eye, particularly in the anterior segment such as the iris. They feature two pivoted blades that perform a shearing cut near the handles and are intended for single-use procedures to maintain sterility and precision.

These devices are supplied as sterile, single-use instruments and are regulated based on their intended use in ophthalmic surgery. As manual, non-powered surgical tools intended for cutting tissue, they fall under general surgical instrument regulations and are not considered medicated or implantable.