28 devices · GMDN 63478
Intraocular scissors are specialized manual surgical instruments designed for precise tissue cutting during ophthalmic procedures such as vitrectomies or anterior chamber surgeries. These probe-like tools feature a slim shaft with shearing blades at the tip, which are activated by a handle mechanism to perform delicate maneuvers within the eye.
These instruments are provided in a sterile state and are intended for single-use only to ensure patient safety and prevent cross-contamination. Users should note that these devices are available in various blade configurations and sizes to accommodate specific surgical requirements.
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