Bishop Harmon Iris Forceps 1 x 2 Teeth (82.55mm) (3.5inch)
Bishop Harmon Iris Forceps are surgical instruments used to hold and manipulate tissue during ophthalmic surgery. They are typically used to hold and manipulate the iris during cataract surgery. The forceps have two long, narrow, flat blades with a row of sharp teeth on the inner surface of each blade. The size of the teeth and the length of the forceps can vary depending on the type of surgery being performed.
Bishop Harmon Iris Forceps are surgical instruments used to hold and manipulate tissue during ophthalmic surgery. They are typically used to hold and manipulate the iris during cataract surgery. The forceps have two long, narrow, flat blades with a row of sharp teeth on the inner surface of each blade. The size of the teeth and the length of the forceps can vary depending on the type of surgery being performed.