McPherson corneal suturing forceps 3 3/8" angled 45º shafts 5.0mm from bend to tip 1x2 teeth 5.0mm tying platforms narrow flat handle

Controlled Access for Precise Corneal Suturing

The McPherson corneal suturing forceps is designed for controlled grasping and positioning during suture handling, particularly where a fine, deliberate approach is required. Its 45º angled shafts help present the working end within the operative field, while the 1x2-tooth jaw pattern supports secure engagement during delicate manipulation. A narrow, flat handle promotes a focused grip, and the integrated 5.0mm tying platforms provide a defined area for knot-tying tasks. Suitable for ophthalmic workflows and relevant general surgery applications involving precise suturing, this compact forceps combines targeted access with practical handling control.

Use Cases

• Handling and positioning corneal sutures during ophthalmic suturing procedures.
• Engaging suture material with the 1x2-tooth jaw pattern for controlled manipulation.
• Using the 5.0mm tying platforms when forming or managing surgical knots.
• Accessing the operative field with the 45º angled shafts where a direct approach is less practical.
• Supporting fine suturing and tissue-handling tasks in general surgery workflows requiring a narrow, controlled forceps.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the forceps promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instrument-care instructions.
• Inspect the 1x2 teeth, angled shafts, and tying platforms for residue, damage, or distortion before use.
• Handle the narrow flat instrument carefully to avoid bending or damaging the shafts and working ends.
• Store the forceps in a manner that protects the teeth, tips, and angled profile from contact damage.

General use; follow facility protocols.