Hoffman Thronton Globe Fixation Forceps, Stainless Steel

Fixation of the globe is a very critical step of any ocular surgical procedure. Globe has to be fixed during various surgical steps like making incisions or dissection. Newer Ring-shaped globe fixation forceps offer certain advantages over conventional forceps. It has a ring to hold the globe and a long shaft that does not obstruct the field of vision. Thornton globe fixation ophthalmic forceps have a ring that holds the globe in position by providing a larger surface area of contact. These forceps have the advantage of not tearing or bitting the conjunctiva or perilimbal tissue. So the eyes do not have redness after the surgery, which is an important issue in modern cataracts surgery practice. Useful for cataract, phaco, SICS, and glaucoma surgery.

• NO CONJUNCTIVAL TRAUMA : These forceps have the advantage of not tearing or bitting the conjunctiva or perilimbal tissue. So the eyes do not have redness after the surgery, which is an important issue in modern cataracts surgery practice.
• CLEAR FIELD OF SURGERY: It has ring to hold the globe , and a long shaft which does not obstruct the field of vision.
• BETTER GLOBE FIXATION: Thornton globe fixation ophthalmic forceps have a ring that holds the globe in position by providing a larger surface area of contact.
• DIVERSE USES : Useful for cataract, phaco, SICS, and glaucoma surgery.