Vitreo-retinal and Anterior Segments Micro F/S Tips All Gauges (23G)

Intended Use/Discipline : Ophthalmology Instrument : Vetro- Retinal Micro Instruments Removable Vitreo-retinal Micro Forceps and Scissors Tips and Handle also available for Anterior Segment Surgery in 20G, 21G, 22G, 23G and 25G Forceps Micro Capsulorhexis 23G Short Type End-Gripping Vitreoretinal Forceps, 23G, Tip Only Curved Subretinal Scissors, Curvature Radius 12.00 mm, 23 Ga, Tip Only Gripping Vitreoretinal Forceps with a "Crocodile" Platform, 23 Ga, Tip Only Vertical Vitreoretinal Scissors, 70°, 23 Ga, Long Sharp Tips, Tip Only Curved Vitreoretinal Scissors, 25 Ga, Tip Only Asymmetrical End-Grasping Forceps, 25 Ga, Tip Only Pick Vitreoretinal Forceps, 25 Ga, Tip Only 23g Hoffman Descemet's Stripping Forceps, Curved Forceps ILM Pick End 20G Forceps ILM KAWAI Tapered 23/25G Forceps ILM Fine Grip 20G 23G and 25G Forceps ILM Serrated 23G

• Angle trocars obliquely (20–30°) to reduce wound leakage.
• Ensure proper alignment to avoid instrument friction.
• Use bimanual techniques for stability in small-gauge surgery.
• Minimize torque on sclerotomies to prevent retinal tears.
• Higher flow rates needed for smaller gauges (e.g., 27G) due to increased resistance.
• Adjust cut rate, vacuum, and infusion pressure based on gauge size.
• Faster healing, less trauma, but reduced flow efficiency.
• Use high-speed cutters (>5,000 cuts/min) to compensate for lower flow.
• Better for dense vitreous hemorrhage or complex detachments.
• Use chandelier lighting for bimanual maneuvers.