Glaucoma instruments are designed to support precise and controlled surgical management of intraocular pressure. Common glaucoma surgery instruments include a glaucoma punch, like Kelly Descemet's membrane punch, used to create precise openings in eye tissues to improve aqueous humor drainage.
| Key Design Features |
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| • Fine scleral and trabecular tissue instruments • Precision punches and trabeculotomes • Delicate forceps and needle holders • Small-incision compatible designs • Reusable surgical-grade materials • Options for traditional and MIGS-adjacent procedures |
| Related procedures |
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| • Trabeculectomy • Trabeculotomy • Goniotomy • Glaucoma drainage device implantation • Iridectomy • Scleral flap creation |
| RUMEX Expertise |
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| • 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 |
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| Which punch size is recommended for trabeculectomy? Punch size is selected according to the desired sclerostomy, flap dimensions, and surgeon technique. Use the size appropriate to the planned procedure. Which forceps are used for scleral flap handling? Fine toothed or atraumatic scleral forceps providing controlled grip are commonly used for scleral flap manipulation. Are instruments compatible with pediatric glaucoma surgery? Smaller or pediatric-specific glaucoma instruments are available. Select based on anatomy and the specific procedure. What tools are needed for tube shunt implantation? A tube-shunt set may include forceps, scissors, needle holders, calipers, tube-cutting tools, scleral-patch instruments, cannulas, and suturing instruments. How should cutting edges be maintained? Clean promptly, protect edges from contact, inspect for dullness or damage, and arrange authorized servicing when performance declines. |
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