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The Bishop-Harmon Tissue Forceps are specialized ophthalmic instruments designed for delicate tissue manipulation within the eye. These forceps have straight shafts with fine teeth (1 x 2 pattern) and a flat handle with holes. The polished finish ensures smooth handling. They are appropriate for use during iris resection surgeries. Iris resection procedures employ Bishop Harmon Iris Forceps 3 1/4" Standard Pattern 1x2 Teeth.

Surgeries Using Bishop-Harmon Forceps:

  1. Iridectomy: Removal of part of the iris.

  2. Iridoplasty: Surgical reshaping of the iris.

  3. Anterior Chamber Work: Their small size allows for precise movement within the anterior chamber.

  4. Cataract Surgery: Manipulating delicate structures during cataract removal.

Characteristics


  1. Non-Damaging Teeth: The small teeth are designed not to harm delicate tissue.

  2. Sterilization Compatibility: Suitable for sterilization procedures.

  3. Fragile Tissue Precision: These forceps excel at handling fragile tissues, such as those found in the anterior chamber of the eye.

  4. Ocular Procedures: Ophthalmologists commonly use them for various ocular procedures.

  5. Iris Manipulation: They are particularly useful for manipulating the iris during surgery.



Usage Guide :

  • Positioning: Use them inside the anterior chamber for precise positioning.

  • Avoid Excessive Force: Apply minimal force to prevent tissue damage.

Maintenance:

  • Cleaning: Clean thoroughly after each use.

  • Storage: Store in a dry, sterile environment.

  • Avoid Corrosion: Prevent exposure to corrosive substances.

  • Check Jaws: Inspect the teeth for any signs of wear.


Compatibility in Veterinary Surgeries:

In veterinary surgeries, the Bishop-Harmon Tissue Forceps find application in delicate eye procedures for animals. Whether it’s removing cataracts, repairing iris defects, or performing anterior chamber work, these forceps offer precision and reliability. Veterinarians appreciate their fine teeth, which allow gentle handling of ocular tissues.



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