Akahoshi MICS nucleus fragment forceps 4 1/8" serrated blades 11.0mm angle to tip flat 3-hole handle

Precision Control for Micro-Incisional Nucleus Fragment Removal

Managing dense nuclear fragments through micro-incisional cataract surgery ports demands instruments that balance familiar grip with minimal tissue trauma. The Akahoshi MICS nucleus fragment forceps address this challenge by combining serrated blades with a specialized 11.0mm angled tip design. This configuration allows surgeons to engage and stabilize hard lens material effectively within the confined anterior chamber space. The flat 3-hole handle provides a familiar, stable grip for precise manipulation during complex fragmentation tasks. By optimizing jaw geometry for secure holding without excessive compression, this instrument supports efficient debris clearance while maintaining corneal integrity. It serves as a reliable tool for ophthalmic surgeons requiring consistent performance in delicate micro-surgical environments.

Use Cases

• Engaging and stabilizing dense nuclear fragments during micro-incisional cataract surgery procedures
• Manipulating lens material within the anterior chamber using the 11.0mm angled tip for improved access
• Clearing residual cortical or nuclear debris through small incision ports with serrated jaw security
• Providing controlled tissue handling in general surgical contexts requiring fine, serrated grasping instruments

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols, supports debris is removed from jaw teeth and hinge areas
• Store in a protective container to prevent tip distortion or damage to the serrated working surfaces

General use; follow facility protocols.