Jeweler's-Type Forceps

Jeweler's-type forceps #1

• Application: detaching very thin tissues during microsurgery.
• Useful for handling delicate surgical sutures.
• Used in ophthalmic microsurgical procedures.
• Helps manipulate corneal and conjunctival tissue.
• Designed with fine, pointed tips for accuracy.
• Commonly used in corneal and anterior-segment surgery.
• Ideal for use where fine precision and minimum trauma to tissue are needed.

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FAQs

1. What is use of Jeweler's-type forceps?

It is used for grasping and manipulating very fine tissues and sutures during delicate ophthalmic microsurgery.

 2. What category does Jeweler's-type forceps belongs to?

Jeweler's-type forceps belongs to the group of Forceps in Opthalmology/General Surgery.

3. What specialty is designed for Jeweler's-type forceps?

It is designed for ophthalmology, specifically vitreoretinal and retinal surgery.

4. What finish is used on Jeweler's-type forceps?

It has a Polished finish, offering a smooth and hygienic surface for effective use.

5. What material is this Jeweler's-type forceps made of?

It is made of high-quality stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance.

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