A. Mueller vitreoretinal vessel/sheatotomy forceps 6 1/4" 20 gauge straight, gripping jaws round 6.0mm handle titanium

Precision Grip for Vitreoretinal Procedures

Surgeons performing vitreoretinal interventions often face the challenge of securing tiny vessels and delicate sheaths without compromising surrounding tissue. The A. Mueller vitreoretinal vessel/sheatotomy forceps, a 6 ¼‑inch, 20‑gauge straight instrument with round 6 mm gripping jaws, delivers a stable, titanium‑reinforced grip that translates fine motor control into reliable tissue handling. Its slim profile and robust construction reduce hand fatigue while enhancing access to the posterior segment, allowing clinicians to execute precise cuts and manipulations with confidence. This tool bridges the gap between delicate anatomy and the need for consistent, reproducible results.

Use Cases

• Isolating and securing retinal vessels for laser photocoagulation or microvascular repair
• Performing precise sheatotomy of retinal membranes during vitrectomy
• Manipulating intraocular tissue in posterior segment surgeries where a straight reach is required
• Assisting in delicate instrument exchanges or positioning of adjunct devices in vitreoretinal procedures

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the titanium handle and jaws with a neutral, non‑abrasive detergent after each use, then rinse thoroughly
• Store the forceps in a dedicated instrument tray or protective case, keeping the jaws protected to maintain alignment
• Follow the manufacturer’s IFU for reprocessing, supports no harsh chemicals contact the titanium coating

General use; follow facility protocols.