Micro Forceps
Micro forceps are fine-tipped forceps for work under magnification - microvascular anastomosis, nerve repair, ophthalmic, ENT and laryngeal surgery, and mini-laparoscopy. Tips run from 0.2mm to about 1mm, and handles are often round so the instrument can be rolled between the fingers.
This collection covers microsurgery forceps with diamond-dust or smooth jaws, micro ring forceps, micro suture-tying forceps, Gomel microsurgery forceps, micro ear forceps, Kleinsasser and Jako micro laryngeal forceps, micro cup and alligator forceps, micro mosquito and hemostatic forceps, and micro laparoscopic graspers.
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- Microsurgery forceps - straight, smooth or diamond jaw, 0.3-0.8mm tips, 15-21cm, with stop pin or 1x2 teeth.
- Micro ring forceps - 1x0.5mm and 2x1mm rings, diamond jaw or titanium, 15-23cm, for handling vessels.
- Micro suture-tying forceps - including LAZAR patterns, 0.2-0.8mm tips.
- Gomel microsurgery forceps - 0.8mm, 16cm.
- ENT micro forceps - micro ear forceps; Kleinsasser and Jako micro laryngeal cup and grasping forceps.
- Micro cup and alligator forceps.
- Micro hemostats - micro mosquito and Micro-Hartmann.
- Micro laparoscopic forceps - 2.8mm and 3.5mm graspers.
Diamond jaw or smooth?
Diamond-dust jaws grip fine suture and tissue without slipping and without teeth that could tear a vessel. Smooth tips are the gentlest on tissue. Ring tips hold a vessel wall evenly for anastomosis.
Frequently asked questions
Why round handles? A round handle lets the instrument be rolled between the fingers for fine rotation without moving the wrist.
What is a stop pin? It limits how far the tips can close, so they don't cross over and the grip stays consistent.
Which length? 15cm for superficial microsurgery; 18-23cm for deeper fields.
Related collections
Back to all Forceps. See also Bayonet Forceps, Castroviejo Needle Holders, Vannas Scissors, Mosquito Forceps and ENT Instruments.
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