Castroveijo Suture Forceps 1x2, 0.12mm Teeth

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Castroveijo Suture Forceps 0.12mm

1x2 angled teeth 0.12mm teeth
Straight shafts
6mm tying platform
Flat Handle and Dull Finish
Overall length 101 mm
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High quality economy reusable Castroveijo Suture Forceps

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Interesting Historical Information

History and Development of Castroveijo Suture Forceps

1. Origins: Named after Ramon Castroviejo (1904–1987), a pioneering Spanish-American ophthalmologist renowned for his contributions to corneal transplant surgery. The instrument was developed to meet the needs of precision suturing in corneal surgeries, which require exceptional dexterity and control.
2. Evolution: Initially designed for ophthalmology, Castroviejo’s innovations set the standard for microsurgical instruments.
Over time, the tool found applications in other fields requiring meticulous handling of tissues and sutures, such as neurosurgery and reconstructive surgery.
3. Advancements: Modern versions incorporate lightweight materials like titanium for reduced hand fatigue during long procedures.
Innovations include ergonomic designs and anti-slip grips to enhance surgeon comfort and precision.

Interesting Facts of Castroveijo Suture Forceps

1. Named for a Surgical Icon: Dr. Ramon Castroviejo’s work in corneal transplant surgery not only advanced the field but also inspired the creation of tools like the Castroviejo Suture Forceps. Timeless Design:The basic design of the forceps has remained largely unchanged since its inception, reflecting its effectiveness and reliability.
2. Precision Engineering: The tips are so fine that they can grasp individual hair-like sutures, demonstrating the extraordinary craftsmanship involved in manufacturing.
3. Versatility: Despite its roots in ophthalmology, its utility spans multiple surgical specialties, making it a staple in operating rooms worldwide.