The Ahmed Micro-Tying forceps were designed by Ike Ahmed, M.D. to facilitate the intraocular tying procedure that he developed. The Ahmed Micro-Tying Forceps can tie suture within the anterior chamber.
The Ahmed Micro-Tying forceps were designed by Ike Ahmed, M.D. to facilitate the intraocular tying procedure that he developed. The Ahmed Micro-Tying Forceps can tie suture within the anterior chamber.
The Ahmed Micro-Tying forceps were designed by Ike Ahmed, M.D. to facilitate the intraocular tying procedure that he developed. The Ahmed Micro-Tying Forceps can tie suture within the anterior chamber. The Ahmed Micro-tying Forceps are smooth and can be used to manipulate tissue and suture.
Our smallest scissors have a coaxial design, which limits the action of the instrument to the distal end and eliminates the need for a hinge in our design.
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The Ahmed Micro-Tying Forceps were designed by Ike Ahmed, MD to facilitate the intraocular tying procedure that he developed.