Tooke Corneal Knife

1 mm x 18 mm blade, 4-5/8" (11.7 cm) Wheeler Discission Knife is a commonly used instrument in cataract procedures. The knife is commonly used in the discission technique, in which a knife is used to open the lens capsule to expose the contents. The knife features a thin sharp blade for quick precision cuts without ruffling of the capsular tissue.

sharp edge, 22 gauge shaft, 1.3" (3.2 cm) Kelman Cystotome Knife is a useful tool in cataract procedures. The knife features a curved blade with a sharp tip used to perforate the anterior lens capsule. From this point, an anterior capsulotomy can be performed. The knife also features an additional cannula feature to grasp the capsular fragments.

3.0 mm wide, 5-1/4" (13.5 cm) Gill Corneal Knife is a commonly used blade in corneal surgeries. The blade may be used to scrape the anterior corneal surface to remove the epithelium, frequently done following a corneal lesion. With proper surgical technique, the knife may also be used to dissect the deeper layers of the cornea as needed. Both straight and curved models are available depending on surgical preference.

1.6 mm x 1.75 mm angled blade Paufique Graft Knife is a commonly used tool in keratoplasty operations. The knife features a sharp rounded blade and is used to dissect the deep stromal tissue of the cornea parallel to Descemet's membrane. After this incision, the anterior lamellar kertoplasty may proceed.