Boathook Lens Manip Hook

Boathook-style hook supports controlled lens manipulation during handling.
Designed for lens manipulation, helping maintain deliberate instrument positioning.
Hooked profile provides a focused contact point for lens handling.
Supports precise engagement when repositioning or stabilizing the lens.
Boathook geometry offers purposeful directional control during manipulation.
Simple hook format supports efficient, focused instrument handling.

Brand: surgivalley

$26.10 $30.00

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L0399

GENERAL SURGERY INSTRUMENTS, REUSABLE - OTHER

GMDN Code: 47549

General surgical instrument, reusable

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SKU: 005211305

Categories: Retractors, Iris Retractors, Hooks, Lens Manipulators

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Controlled Hooking for Lens Manipulation

The Boathook Lens Manip Hook is a dedicated hooked instrument intended for controlled lens manipulation. Its boathook-style form provides a defined point of engagement for positioning or guiding the lens during an operative task, helping support deliberate instrument handling where a specialized hook is appropriate. The focused design can help keep the manipulation step organized within the broader instrument workflow while giving the user a clear, task-specific tool. Use should be based on the intended application, operator technique, and applicable facility procedures.

Use Cases

Engaging and manipulating a lens with a dedicated hooked instrument.
Supporting controlled lens positioning during an operative task.
Using a boathook-style profile when a defined hook point is preferred for the task.
Incorporating a specialized lens manipulation hook into an instrument-handling workflow.

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument according to applicable facility procedures and the manufacturer's instructions for use.
Inspect the hook before and after use for bending, damage, or other changes that could affect handling.
Handle the hook carefully to protect its working end from impact or contact with other instruments.
Store the instrument in a manner that protects the hook and keeps it readily identifiable for future use.

General use; follow facility protocols.