Temporal Kratz Barraquer Eye Speculum with Screw Action Bone Graft

Temporal Kratz Barraquer Eye Speculum with Screw Action Bone GraftA temporal Kratz Barraquer eye speculum with screw action is a surgical instrument used to hold open the eyelids during ophthalmological procedures. It is named after Spanish ophthalmologist Jos? Barraquer, who invented the device in the 1950s. The speculum consists of two blades connected by a hinge and a screw mechanism that allows the surgeon to adjust the width of the blades. The blades are inserted between the eyelids and the screw is tightened

It is typically used to cut

The Tumarkin Aural Speculum Tapered Slot Black Plated is a surgical device used to examine the ear canal

A Pyrah Retractor is a surgical instrument used to hold tissue in place during a surgical procedure

The handle is 177

and an optical fiber bundle

They are designed to be blunt to prevent accidental trauma to the surrounding tissue

8mm) (7 inch) are surgical instruments used to hold and manipulate tissue during surgery

The forceps feature a screw lock or thread fixation to help secure the tissue in place during a procedure

allowing for a precise cut

It is commonly used in cataract surgery to cut the anterior capsule of the lens and in other procedures to cut and dissect tissue

Cairns Dissecting and Tissue Forceps are used in the surgical field to hold tissue while it is being cut or manipulated

It is inserted into the ear canal and the two blades of the speculum are opened to widen the ear canal