Oculoplastic Instruments

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Key Design Features
• Robust yet delicate tissue handling
• Fine scissors, forceps, retractors and clamps
• Bone instruments for orbital procedures
• Ergonomic handles for longer cases
• Stainless steel reusable design
• Procedure-specific set configurations
Related procedures
• Blepharoplasty
• Ptosis repair
• Orbital surgery
• Lacrimal surgery
• Eyelid reconstruction
• Entropion and ectropion repair
RUMEX Expertise
• Overnight, express and economy shipping options available
• Directly from manufacturer
• Instruments are co-designed with practicing doctors
• CE compliance
• Flexible payment options including PO payments
FAQ
Which instruments are included in a standard oculoplastic set?
A typical oculoplastic set may include forceps, scissors, needle holders, clamps, retractors, lid plates, elevators, curettes, and cautery-related accessories.

Are orbital bone instruments available?
Specialized instruments such as rongeurs, chisels, mallets are recommended for orbital procedures.

Which scissors are recommended for lid procedures?
Westcott, Stevens, tenotomy, iris, and fine curved scissors may be selected depending on the tissue plane and procedure.

Are retractors offered?
Yes, retractors are available for eyelid, lacrimal, and orbital exposure.

How are delicate and heavy instruments organized for sterilization?
Use a dedicated sterilization tray with silicone holders, protective guards, and separate sections to prevent movement, damage, and contact between fine and heavy instruments.

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