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Forceps Heads
Ahmed Micro-Tying Forceps (DFH-0003) — 23g, curved
The primary use of these forceps is to tie sutures within the anterior chamber. The smooth tips also allow for manipulation of tissue.
Ahmed Micro-Graspers, Curved (DFH-0009) — 23g, curved
A great utility tool, the Ahmed Micro-Graspers can be used to manipulate tissue, IOL haptics, sutures and more — all within the anterior chamber.
Ahmed Micro-Graspers, Straight (DFH-0011) — 23g, straight
A great utility tool, the Ahmed Micro-Graspers can be used to manipulate tissue, IOL haptics, sutures and more — all within the anterior chamber.
MST Micro-Holding Forceps (DFH-0019) — 23g, curved
Designed to work with the Packer/Chang IOL Cutters, these serrated forceps will firmly grasp any foldable IOL during explantation.
Hoffman Descemet’s Stripping Forceps (DFH-0025) — 23g, curved
These forceps were designed to facilitate Descemet’s membrane stripping procedures and to position donor tissue.
Ahmed Needle Driver (DFH-0026) — 23g, straight
The Ahmed Needle Driver aids in intraocular suturing, allowing a surgeon to pass a needle through iris tissue within the anterior chamber.
Condon Snare II (DFH-0031) — 25g, curved
Designed to assist in introducing and removing sutures during intraocular procedures, the Condon Snare can grasp sutures up to 8-0.
Snyder Grasper (DFH-0032) — 25g, curved
Our smallest forceps can access small corneal incisions and even sclerotomies, commonly used for the “Handshake Technique” in IOL Fixation.
