Description
The Alfonso Nucleus Grasping Forcep is a precision ophthalmic instrument specially crafted for securely grasping and manipulating lens nuclei during cataract surgery. Its two short rows of delicate interlocking teeth ensure a firm yet gentle grip on the nucleus without causing damage to surrounding ocular tissues. Measuring 10.5 cm (4″), this fine surgical tool provides exceptional control and visibility during delicate intraocular maneuvers.
Constructed from premium surgical stainless steel, the Alfonso Forcep offers durability, precise jaw alignment, and resistance to corrosion through repeated sterilization cycles. The interlocking teeth design enhances stability during nucleus extraction and minimizes the risk of slippage, ensuring smooth surgical workflow and patient safety.
Its ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip for steady control throughout microsurgical operations, making it a trusted choice among ophthalmic surgeons worldwide.
| Type | Size (cm – inch) | Material | Jaw Type | Usage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 10.5 cm – 4″ | Stainless Steel | Interlocking Delicate Teeth | Used for grasping and manipulating lens nuclei in cataract procedures. |
Key Features
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Two short rows of delicate interlocking teeth for secure grip.
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Provides stable control during cataract nucleus extraction.
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Compact 10.5 cm design for precision in confined ocular spaces.
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Made from corrosion-resistant surgical-grade stainless steel.
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Ergonomic handle ensures fatigue-free use and accurate control.
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Suitable for delicate intraocular and microsurgical procedures.
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Fully autoclavable and reusable.
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