31/03/2026
Khas Industries Ophthalmic 27 pcs Cataract Surgery Instrument Kit.
Instruments have the most precise and delicate tips for best surgery procedure.
Instrument Descriptions & Use Cases
Cataract surgery requires extreme precision. Below is a breakdown of the primary tools included in this kit and their clinical functions:
1. Speculums (Liebermann)
These are used to hold the eyelids open during the procedure, ensuring a clear and unobstructed field of view for the surgeon.
2. Forceps (Utrata, Bonn, McPherson, Adson)
Utrata: Specifically designed for "capsulorhexis"—the delicate process of tearing a circular hole in the lens capsule.
Bonn/McPherson: Used for suturing or tying fine threads and manipulating extremely delicate ocular tissues.
Adson: General-purpose forceps used for grasping or stabilizing tissue outside the immediate intraocular area.
3. Needle Holders (Castroviejo, Troutman)
These feature a locking mechanism and very fine tips, allowing the surgeon to hold and maneuver tiny needles used for microsurgical sutures.
4. Scissors (Westcott, Strabismus)
Westcott: Curved, spring-action scissors used for cutting the conjunctiva or fine internal tissues.
Strabismus: Typically used for cutting tougher muscle or external eye tissue.
5. Hooks & Paddles (Drysdale, Graether, Nagahara)
Drysdale Paddle: Used to manipulate or rotate the intraocular lens (IOL).
Nagahara Hook: A specialized tool used for "chopping" or splitting the cataract nucleus into smaller pieces for easier removal.
6. Specialized Tools (Curette, Chalazion Clamp)
Curettes: Small, scoop-like tools used for scraping or debriding tissue.
Chalazion Clamp: While often used for eyelid cyst removal, it provides stabilization for various eyelid procedures.
