Auffarth MICS capsulorhexis forceps 4" double cross-action curved shafts 12.0mm from bend to tip micro serrated tips for 1.6mm incisions flat handle

Precision Control for Micro-Incision Capsulorhexis

Achieving a controlled, circular anterior capsulotomy through a micro-incision demands instruments that balance delicate tissue handling with robust mechanical advantage. The Auffarth MICS capsulorhexis forceps address this challenge with a specialized double cross-action mechanism, providing enhanced grip stability within confined spaces. Designed specifically for 1.6mm incisions, the curved shafts and micro-serrated tips allow surgeons to grasp and tear the capsule with precision while maintaining clear visualization of the surgical field. The flat handle supports secure finger placement, reducing hand fatigue during intricate maneuvers. This instrument supports consistent performance in minimally invasive procedures where spatial constraints require exacting tool geometry and reliable tip engagement.

Use Cases

• Performing controlled capsulorhexis in minimally invasive cataract surgery through 1.6mm incisions
• Grasping and manipulating delicate anterior capsule tissue with micro-serrated tip engagement
• Navigating curved shafts to maintain optimal visualization and access in confined anterior segments
• Executing precise tissue tearing maneuvers using the double cross-action leverage mechanism

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect tips and serrations for damage or misalignment before each use to supports proper function
• Clean thoroughly according to facility protocols, paying attention to the cross-action hinge mechanism
• Store in a protective case to prevent tip damage and maintain instrument alignment

General use; follow facility protocols.