Glaucoma Surgery Instrument Set

Glaucoma Surgery Instrument Set No. Instrument Name Code 1 Barraquer Eye Speculum, adult size 1058A 2 Sccott Eye Speculum 1076 3 Castroviejo Caliper, 20 mm 2631 4 Hartmann Haemostatic Forceps, straight 2700 5 Backhaus Towel Forceps, 8 cm 2730 6 Harms Trabecular Probe, right 2745 7 Harms Trabecular Probe, left 2746 8 Kelly Descements Membrane Punch 2983 9 Luntz-Dodick Trabeculectomy Punch 2984 10 Bishop-Harmon Iris Forceps, 0.7 mm, 1×2 teeth 3110 11 Barraquer Micro-Suture Forceps without platform 3341 12 Fechtner Conjunctiva Forceps 3380 13 Eye Scissors, straight, pointed-pointed 4015A 14 Barraquer Iris Scissors, 7 mm 4220 15 Vannas Micro-Scissors, secondaire cataract, straight, very delicate, 7 mm, 8 cm 4240 16 Westcott Tenotomy Scissors, blunt 4270 17 Barraquer Iris Scissors, 7 mm 4306 18 Barraquer Micro-Needle Holder, 0.5 mm, without lock 4579B 19 Bishop-Harmon Anterior Chamber Irrigator Set, 19 G 5260 20 Air Injection Cannula, 27 Gauge 5410 Description: The Glaucoma Surgery Instrument Set is a specialized collection of microsurgical instruments designed for performing various glaucoma procedures aimed at reducing intraocular pressure (IOP). This includes conventional surgeries such as trabeculectomy , goniotomy , trabeculotomy , tube shunt implantation , and minimally invasive glaucoma surgeries (MIGS) . Each instrument in this set is crafted for delicate handling of ocular tissues, providing surgeons with superior control and precision under high magnification. Ideal for use in ophthalmic microsurgery settings, this set ensures safe and effective access to the anterior chamber and drainage pathways. Instruments are manufactured from premium surgical stainless steel or titanium, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with repeated sterilization. Key Features: Procedure-Specific Instrumentation: Optimized for traditional and modern glaucoma surgeries, including trabeculectomy and MIGS. Microsurgical Precision: Fine-tipped scissors, forceps, and blades designed for delicate tissue handling and accurate incisions. Ergonomic and Lightweight: Balanced instruments reduce hand fatigue and enhance control during anterior chamber access. Durable and Reusable: Crafted from surgical-grade stainless steel or titanium for long-lasting performance and sterilization safety. Atraumatic Designs: Smooth edges and fine points to minimize tissue trauma, especially for conjunctival and scleral flaps. Customizable Options: Set can be tailored to surgeon preferences or to specific surgical techniques such as valve implantation or non-penetrating procedures. Compatible with Implants: Instruments support the implantation of glaucoma drainage devices such as Ahmed, Baerveldt, and Molteno shunts.