Bores corneal fixation forceps 4 3/8" straight shafts, u-shaped 3.0mm spread 0.12mm 1x2 teeth at each tip flat 3-hole handle

Precision Fixation for Delicate Corneal Work

Surgeons often struggle to maintain stable corneal tissue while performing fine‑needle suturing, graft placement, or micro‑incisions. Even slight slippage can compromise visual outcomes and extend operative time. The Bores corneal fixation forceps combine a straight 4 3/8" shaft with a u‑shaped 3.0 mm spread and 0.12 mm tip width, delivering a secure yet gentle grip. The 1×2 tooth jaw pattern distributes pressure evenly, allowing confident handling of thin corneal layers without distortion, and streamlining workflow in both general and ophthalmic procedures.

Use Cases

• Stabilizing corneal tissue during graft positioning in keratoplasty
• Holding the ocular surface steady while placing micro‑sutures
• Securing delicate corneal flaps during anterior segment surgery
• Facilitating precise manipulation of corneal sutures in cataract‑related procedures
• Assisting in fine‑needle aspiration or injection within the cornea

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean instrument with a neutral, non‑abrasive solution after each use and dry thoroughly before storage.
• Inspect jaws and hinges for burrs or wear before re‑use; replace if any damage is observed.
• Store in a protected, dry instrument tray to prevent deformation of the straight shaft.

General use; follow facility protocols.