Micro Grieshaber Intraocular Forceps Detachable Retina Ophthalmic Instruments

Introduction to Grieshaber Intraocular Forceps

Grieshaber intraocular forceps are special tools used in ophthalmic surgery, mainly for surgical operations such as cutting, clamping, and suturing of tissues within the eye. It is similar in shape to a small pair of scissors but has a special design that allows it to be operated accurately and safely inside the eye.  

Product name	Micro Grieshaber Intraocular Forceps Detachable Retina Ophthalmic Instruments
Place of Origin	Jiangsu, China
Brand Name	Jianfeng
Model Number	JF890052
Material	High-quality Stainless
Classification	Class I
Application	Surgical Operation Instruments
Quality	High Quality
Usage	Cutting the intraocular tissue
Type	20G/23G/25G/27G
Logo	Accept Customer Logo
OEM & ODM	Available
Size	Length 15cm
Feature	Precision head, Polished smooth, Less injury, Non rusting, No burrs, Arbitrary direction control, Sharp blade, detachable

Grieshaber intraocular forceps are usually made of stainless steel or titanium alloy, which provides good corrosion resistance and hardness. Its tips are usually very fine and sharp so that they can be used for precise cutting and holding of tissues. The arms of the forceps are usually connected by a spring or hinge, which allows for easy control of the degree of opening and closing for precise and smooth manipulation. Grieshaber intraocular forceps are commonly used in a wide range of ophthalmic surgeries, including cataract surgery, vitreous surgery, and fundus surgery. In cataract surgery, Grieshaber intraocular forceps are typically used to cut and remove the lens for implantation of an artificial lens. In vitreous surgery can be used to cut or clamp abnormal tissue within the vitreous. In fundus surgery, it can be used to remove diseased tissue or to suture broken blood vessels. In short, Grieshaber intraocular forceps are important ophthalmic surgical tools that provide precise and safe tissue cutting, clamping, and suturing within the eye, providing reliable support for ophthalmic surgery.    

Uses of Grieshaber Intraocular Forceps

Grieshaber intraocular forceps are used as instruments for ophthalmic surgery and their main uses include:

1. Treating Retinal Detachment: Grieshaber intraocular forceps can help restore the function of the retina by reattaching it to the eye.
2. Treating Glaucoma: Glaucoma is an eye disease caused by high intraocular pressure, Grieshaber intraocular forceps can be used to lower the pressure and slow down the progress of the disease.
3. Remove Foreign Bodies in The Eye: Grieshaber intraocular forceps can be used to remove foreign bodies in the eye, such as when the foreign body is deep in the cornea or sclera, the forceps can be used to remove it.
4. Performing Ophthalmic Surgery: Grieshaber intraocular forceps can also be used in ophthalmic surgery, such as eyelid surgery and lacrimal sac surgery, to manipulate and repair eye tissues.
5. To Assist in Fundus Surgery: Grieshaber intraocular forceps can be used in fundus surgery, such as vitrectomy, lesion removal, etc., to manipulate the fundus area.

   

Principles of Grieshaber Intraocular Forceps

Grieshaber intraocular forceps medical device, used for some operations in ophthalmic surgery, is commonly used in cataract surgery.   The main principles of Grieshaber intraocular forceps are as follows:  

1. Surgical Incision: Grieshaber intraocular forceps are used to widen the incision of the eyeball so that the surgeon can enter the eye socket to perform the surgical operation.
2. Eyelid Fixation: Some eye surgeries require stabilization of the eyeball to prevent it from moving during surgery. Grieshaber intraocular forceps can be used to stabilize the eye by holding or immobilizing the eyelid.
3. Protecting The Cornea: The cornea is the front-most transparent tissue on the surface of the eye and needs to be protected from injury during surgical procedures. Grieshaber intraocular forceps can be used to hold the upper and lower lid pedicles apart to position the eyeball, expose the surgical area, and minimize pressure and irritation on the cornea.
4. Assisted Manipulation: In some ophthalmic procedures, Grieshaber intraocular forceps can also be used to help the surgeon manipulate intraocular tissues, such as repositioning objects and pinching or moving ocular tissues.

Overall, the principle of Grieshaber intraocular forceps is to help surgeons perform ophthalmic surgery by widening the incision, immobilizing the eyelid, protecting the cornea, and assisting in manipulation. Different types of Grieshaber intraocular forceps have their own specific design and function to accommodate different types of ophthalmic surgical operations.  

How to Use Grieshaber Intraocular Forceps

Grieshaber intraocular forceps medical device, commonly used for eye manipulation in ophthalmic surgery. The following is the general method of using Grieshaber intraocular forceps:  

1. First, the surgeon needs to prepare for the operation, including sterilization and anesthesia. Wear surgical gloves and prepare the required Grieshaber intraocular forceps.
2. Ensure that the surgical area is fully exposed and that the eye is immobilized and opened using the appropriate instruments.
3. Place the two forked ends of the Grieshaber intraocular forceps between the tissues to be operated on (e.g., iris, crystalline lens, etc.) and gently hold them in place.
4. Once the Grieshaber intraocular forceps are gripped, the surgeon can control the degree of opening and closing of the forceps and the force of the grip by adjusting the buttons or knobs on the handles.
5. Use the Grieshaber intraocular forceps to perform the desired operation, such as extracting a foreign body or removing tissue. Be careful not to use too much force to avoid injury.
6. Slowly and gently release the clamping force of the Grieshaber intraocular forceps after completing the desired operation to avoid injury to the surrounding tissues.
7. Continue to follow the surgical plan and perform further maneuvers using other instruments as needed.

  It is important to note that the use of Grieshaber intraocular forceps requires strict knowledge of the anatomy of the eye and the appropriate surgical technique, so it is usually performed by a specialized ophthalmologist or surgical assistant. If you need to undergo eye surgery, always consult a medical professional and follow their instructions.  

Precautions for Grieshaber intraocular forceps

The following precautions should be taken when using Grieshaber intraocular forceps:  

1. Ensure Hygiene: clean hands thoroughly before using Grieshaber intraocular forceps to minimize the risk of cross-infection.
2. use the correct Grieshaber intraocular forceps: choose the appropriate size and shape of Grieshaber intraocular forceps according to the need. Different types of Grieshaber intraocular forceps are used for different ocular operations, such as removing foreign bodies and extracting conjunctival tumors.
3. Pay attention to the opening and closing of the forceps: Carefully control the opening and closing width of the Grieshaber intraocular forceps to avoid damage to the eye tissue.
4. Stability: Keep your hand steady when using Grieshaber intraocular forceps to ensure accurate handling and avoid additional damage to the eye.
5. Gently: When using Grieshaber intraocular forceps, gently grasp the target or tissue to avoid injury from excessive force or improper handling.
6. Avoid overuse: Grieshaber intraocular forceps are one of the tools used in ophthalmic surgery, but they are not suitable for all eye problems. When unsure, consult a professional ophthalmologist for advice.
7. Sterilize and clean: Thoroughly sterilize and clean Grieshaber intraocular forceps before and after surgery to ensure surgical safety and postoperative recovery.

  Please note that the above are only suggestions and the exact use and precautions for Grieshaber intraocular forceps should follow the advice of your medical professional. If you need to use Grieshaber intraocular forceps, please be sure to operate under the guidance of a medical professional.