Remky-Szurman DMEK keratoplasty suturing/fixation forceps 3 1/2" straight double 1x1 teeth 1.7mmm prong spread flat handle
- Designed for DMEK keratoplasty suturing and fixation during ophthalmic procedures.
- Straight configuration supports direct alignment and controlled instrument positioning.
- Double 1x1 teeth provide focused purchase for delicate tissue handling.
- The 1.7mm prong spread enables precise access within the operative field.
- At 3 1/2 inches, it offers useful reach for procedural handling.
- Its forceps format supports general surgery handling where controlled grasping is required.
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Focused Control for DMEK Suturing and Fixation
The Remky-Szurman DMEK keratoplasty suturing/fixation forceps is a surgical forceps intended for controlled suturing or fixation work during DMEK keratoplasty. Its straight configuration supports a direct approach and consistent orientation when the operator needs to position the instrument within a focused field. At 3 1/2 inches, it offers a compact working format for fine procedural handling, while the 1.7 mm dimension identifies its defined size. Designed for ophthalmic use and relevant to General Surgery instrument workflows, it provides a purpose-specific option for delicate manipulation where clear access, measured forceps control, and consistent hand positioning matter.
Use Cases
- Support suturing and fixation tasks associated with DMEK keratoplasty.
- Use in ophthalmic workflows requiring focused handling of delicate procedural components.
- Apply the straight forceps profile when a direct instrument approach is preferred within the operative field.
- Include in General Surgery instrument workflows involving precise forceps handling and controlled positioning.
Specifications
| Shape | Straight |
| Dimensions | 3 1/2", 1.7mm |
| Length | 3 1/2 inches |
Care & Reprocessing
- Clean and reprocess according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument instructions.
- Inspect the straight profile and working end before use for visible damage, contamination, or impaired alignment.
- Handle the forceps carefully to preserve precise working geometry and prevent unintended damage to the tips.
- Store in a clean, protected location to help maintain instrument condition between procedures.
General use; follow facility protocols.
| Shape | Straight |
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