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Von Graefe Cataract Knife
1.5 x 25.0 mm blade, flat handle Von Graefe Cataract Knife is a commonly used tool in cataract surgeries. The blade is generally used in intracapsular cataract procedures to create a sclerocorneal section. It is also used to create sections for iridectomy procedures. The knife features a thin straight blade and a sharp cutting edge.
Vorse Tube Occluding Forceps
Vorse Tube Occluding Forceps
serrated beveled jaws
Vorse Tube Occluding Forceps have serrated beveled jaws in a standard or heavy style, which are also available in different lengths. This forceps are ideal in surgical scenarios, such as perfusion, where fluid or blood that passes through tubes needs to be blocked. The serrations of the jaws, as well as the ratchet mechanism, aid in a tight hold and can be held in the desired position.
Wachtenfeld Clip Forceps
Wachtenfeld Clip Forceps
5" (12.7 cm
Wachtendfeld Clip Forceps have the primary purpose of applying surgical metal clips that can be used on wounds that need to be closed. This thumb forceps also contains small teeth at the tip of the jaws to make sure the clips are held properly. The instrument is designed with an indent on the handle to provide a place to rest the thumb comfortably and assure a good grasp.
Wachtenfeld Cross-Action Clip Forceps
Clip Forceps
5" (12.7 cm)
Wachtendfeld Clip Forceps have the primary purpose of applying surgical metal clips that can be used on wounds that need to be closed. This thumb forceps also contains small teeth at the tip of the jaws to make sure the clips are held properly. The instrument is designed with an indent on the handle to provide a place to rest the thumb comfortably and assure a good grasp.
Wagner Plastic Surgery Scissors
Fine pattern, 4-3/4" (12.0 cm)
Wagner Plastic Surgery Scissors are handcrafted from surgical grade German stainless steel and are designed with a fine pattern. Designed for the fine detailed and precision work demanded by plastic surgery, these scissors come in a variety of blade patterns to suit the needs of the surgeon. Straight and curved blades adjust for different depths of dissection. Sharp/sharp, sharp/blunt, and blunt/blunt tips accommodate for different styles of dissection while the option of a serrated blade maintains clean cuts and prevents slipping.
Wagner Retractor
Wagner Retractor
5x5 sharp prongs, self-adjusting, 5" (12.7 cm)
Jansen-Wagner retractor is a self-retaining retractor, thus the instrument can be held in place without manually holding it. Although this device is 5" long, it contains 5x5 sharp prongs that are able to retract thicker tissue, typically found in the abdominal cavity. Once positioned in a desired place, the retractor is able to hold the incision open so that the surgeon is able to continue the operation without any underlying tissue blocking the area.