106 devices · GMDN 63413
Ophthalmic implant handling forceps are reusable surgical tools designed to grip and position intraocular implants during eye surgeries. Their specialized blades are engineered to securely hold implants—such as intraocular lenses or other prosthetic devices—without damaging them, ensuring precise placement during procedures like cataract surgery or corneal transplants.
These forceps are typically regulated as surgical instruments, requiring adherence to sterilization protocols and manufacturing standards for reuse. They are often supplied as part of surgical kits or as standalone tools, with designs varying between tweezers-like grips and slender, cannula-style shafts for minimally invasive access.
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