Vitreoretinal Instrument Set

Vitreoretinal Instrument Set No. Instrument Name Code 1 Castroviejo Eye Speculum, medium 1096 2 Gass Sclera Marker, 1.5 mm 1133 3 Schocket Localisator, double-ended 1136 4 Graefe Strabismus Hook, fig. 2 1900/2 5 Graefe Strabismus Hook, fig. 3 1900/3 6 Schepens Orbital Retractor 2110 7 Castroviejo Caliper, 20 mm 2631 8 Halsted-Mosquito Haemostatic Forceps, curved 2720 9 Serrefine, straight, 3.5 cm 2755 10 Bishop-Harmon Iris Forceps, 0.7 mm, 1×2 teeth 3110 11 Bonaccolto Utility Forceps, serrated, narrow 3190 12 Watzke Sleeve Spreading Forceps 3312 13 Castroviejo Suture Forceps, 0.3 mm 3357C 14 Castroviejo Micro-Suture Forceps, 0.12 mm 3357D 15 Iris Scissors, straight, 10.5 cm 4010 16 Stevens Tenotomy Scissors, long, straight blunt 4120 17 Stevens Tenotomy Scissors, long, curved blunt 4130 18 Westcott Tenotomy Scissors, pointed 4270 19 Westcott Tenotomy Scissors, blunt 4271 20 Castroviejo Micro-Needle Holder, with lock 4460 21 Castroviejo Micro-Needle Holder, with lock 4465 22 Randolph Cyclodialysis Cannula, 19ga. 5100 23 Viscoelastic Aspiration Cannula, 22ga. 5101 24 Bishop-Harmon Anterior Chamber Irrigator Set, 19G 5260 25 McPherson Micro-Tying Forceps, straight 6120A 26 Vitreoretinal Grasping Forceps, serrated 6310 27 Vitrectomy Scissors, straight 6400 Description: The Vitreoretinal Instrument Set is a comprehensive collection of microsurgical tools specifically designed for delicate retinal and posterior segment procedures. Engineered with ultra-fine precision and crafted from high-grade surgical stainless steel or titanium, this set supports procedures such as pars plana vitrectomy, retinal detachment repair, macular hole surgery, epiretinal membrane peeling, and more. Each instrument is ergonomically balanced to offer enhanced control under the microscope and is suitable for both anterior and posterior segment approaches in vitreoretinal surgery. Whether used in conventional 20-gauge systems or modern minimally invasive platforms, this set provides unmatched versatility, efficiency, and safety in the ophthalmic operating room. Key Features: Comprehensive Range of Instruments: Includes vitrectomy forceps, scissors, retinal picks, light pipe holders, end-gripping forceps, and infusion cannulas. Microsurgical Precision: All instruments feature ultra-fine tips for delicate membrane manipulation and intraocular work. Ergonomic Design: Lightweight handles and anti-slip grips reduce surgeon fatigue during long procedures. Gauge-Specific Options: Available in 20G, 23G, 25G, and 27G configurations for compatibility with various vitrectomy platforms. Non-Reflective Finish: Matte or anodized surfaces to minimize glare under surgical lights and microscopes. Sterilization-Ready: Autoclavable and corrosion-resistant materials ensure repeated safe use and longevity. Titanium or Stainless Steel Build: Lightweight titanium options for delicate handling; stainless steel for enhanced durability. Customizable Sets: Instruments can be tailored based on surgeon preference or procedure-specific needs.