Ophthalmic Inamura Utrata Capsulorhexis for.1.5 Incision Size in Titanium

Intended Use/Discipline : Ophthalmology 1.Innamura Utrata Capsulorhexis Forceps, 1.5 Incision size in Titanium The Inamura Utrata Capsulorhexis Forceps is a legendary and specialized ophthalmic instrument, widely considered the gold standard for performing a continuous curvilinear capsulorhexis (CCC) during cataract surgery. Its unique design provides unparalleled control and precision for one of the most critical steps of the procedure. Key Features & Specifications Incision Size: 1.5 mm Designed to fit through a 1.5 mm corneal or scleral incision. Promotes a self-sealing, sutureless wound, minimizing surgically induced astigmatism and improving post-operative recovery. Distinctive Tip Design: Unique Serrated Jaws with a Central Pin: The upper jaw features fine serrations, while the lower jaw has a central, sharp pin or tooth. "Pincer" Action: This design allows the surgeon to firmly puncture and grip the anterior capsule with the central pin, and then tear and regrasp the flap using the serrated jaws in a controlled, circular fashion. Material: Titanium Lightweight & Durable: Offers an excellent strength-to-weight ratio, reducing hand fatigue during surgery. Biocompatible & Corrosion-Resistant: Ideal for surgical instruments, ensuring longevity and reliability. Premium Feel: Provides a superior balance and "feel" in the surgeon's hand, enhancing tactile feedback. Ergonomics & Handle: Typically features a curved or angled shaft (often 45 degrees) to improve visualization by keeping the surgeon's hand and the instrument handle out of the line of sight. Equipped with a spring-loaded handle for comfortable, controlled, and repetitive opening and closing motions.

• High-quality titanium (lightweight, durable, and corrosion-resistant)
• for precise capsular grip
• (minimally invasive, ideal for micro-incision cataract surgery)
• for better access in anterior chamber surgery
• Designed for anterior capsulorhexis (continuous curvilinear capsulotomy - CCC)
• for controlled tearing of the lens capsule
• Comfortable grip for high-precision maneuvers
• (routine cataract surgery)
• (due to delicate handling)
• (weak zonules, intumescent cataracts)