Retinal instruments are designed to support delicate posterior segment procedures with precision and control. Often retinal surgery instruments include crocodile forceps, retinal forceps, retinal scissors, infusion cannula systems, and step trocar assemblies used in modern vitrectomy instruments workflows.
| Key Design Features |
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| • Fine-gauge posterior segment shafts • Precision end-gripping, ILM and membrane forceps • Vitreoretinal scissors and picks • Ergonomic low-fatigue handles • Disposable and reusable options • Compatible with modern trocar systems |
| Related procedures |
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| • Pars plana vitrectomy • Epiretinal membrane peeling • Internal limiting membrane peeling • Retinal detachment repair • Macular hole surgery • Diabetic vitrectomy |
| 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 gauge sizes are available? Retinal microsurgical instruments are available in 17- to 27-gauge platforms. Are disposable retinal forceps offered? Yes, sterile single-use forceps are available in selected gauges and tip patterns on the Disposable Ophthalmic Forceps page. Which forceps are recommended for ILM peeling? Fine end-gripping or asymmetric forceps, such as 12-450-23 End-Grasping ILM Forceps, are specifically designed for ILM peeling. Are scissors available in vertical and horizontal configurations? Yes, vertical, horizontal, curved, angled, and other microsurgical scissor orientations are available. How should reusable retinal instruments be cleaned? Follow the Care & Cleaning Instructions from RUMEX, including immediate cleaning, careful lumen flushing where applicable, rinsing, drying, magnified inspection, and sterilization. |
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