7,175 devices · GMDN 62674
Ophthalmic soft-tissue manipulation forceps are reusable, hand-held surgical tools designed to grasp, hold, or remove foreign bodies from delicate eye tissues, including the eyelids and ocular surfaces. Their tweezers-like design allows precise manipulation during procedures like capsulorhexis, where tissue must be carefully controlled without damaging surrounding structures.
These instruments are typically regulated as surgical instruments and must meet sterilization and safety standards for reuse. They are often classified based on their intended use and risk level, with manufacturing and distribution governed by medical device regulations in each jurisdiction.
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