MICS DMEK forceps 4 3/8" angled cross-action shafts, reverse jaws, fits through 1.8mm incision flat handle

Angled DMEK Forceps for Precise Access Through Small Incisions

The MICS DMEK forceps is a microsurgical grasping instrument designed for ophthalmic DMEK procedures and other delicate handling tasks requiring access through a 1.8mm incision. Its 4 3/8-inch length combines with angled cross-action shafts to support reach and instrument positioning in confined operative fields. Reverse jaws provide a named jaw configuration for controlled tissue handling, while the flat handle offers a practical hand-contact surface during manipulation. Suitable for General Surgery and Ophthalmic workflows, this forceps helps clinicians address access and visualization challenges associated with small-incision technique without adding unnecessary bulk to the instrument profile.

Use Cases

• Handling tissue during ophthalmic DMEK procedures through a 1.8mm incision.
• Supporting delicate grasping tasks in confined ophthalmic operative fields.
• Using the angled shaft configuration to approach the working site from a practical orientation.
• Applying the reverse-jaw design for controlled grasping during microsurgical instrument handling.
• Supporting General Surgery workflows where a long, angled forceps profile is appropriate for access and manipulation.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the forceps according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the angled shafts, reverse jaws, and cross-action movement before use for visible damage, distortion, or restricted movement.
• Handle the instrument carefully to preserve alignment and avoid impact to the jaws or shaft.
• Store the forceps in a manner that protects the angled profile and jaw surfaces from contact damage.

General use; follow facility protocols.