838 devices · GMDN 63411
Ophthalmic surgical device handling forceps are reusable, metal-handled instruments designed to grip and position non-implanted tools during eye surgeries. Their tweezers-like tips feature slots or grooves to securely hold devices like cannulas or iris retractors, enabling precise manipulation during procedures such as cataract surgery or corneal transplants.
These forceps are typically regulated as surgical instruments and must meet sterilization standards for reuse. They are commonly supplied as part of surgical trays or as standalone tools, often categorized by blade size or tip design to suit specific ophthalmic techniques.
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