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Description

Sklar's Lambert Chalazion Forceps are ophthalmologic thumb forceps used to evert the eyelid and expose chalazion for drainage and removal. This instrument has two circular tips. One is solid and the other is fenestrated. The chalazion on the eyelid is isolated between the two tips and the forceps are tightened by an attached screw lock, which pushes the chalazion upwards so the procedure can be completed. The size and consistency of the chalazion are primary factors when choosing which chalazion forceps to use. Larger chalazion, as well as those with hard matter, will require larger incisions. Therefore, forceps with larger tips may be more useful. Similarly, smaller chalazion, or those determined to contain only fluid, may be excised with smaller incisions and the use of forceps with a smaller diameter. This product is straight with smooth tips and a length of 3-1/2 inches. The diameter of the tips of this product is approximately 8mm.

Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Grade sklar or grade
Instrument Curvature straight
Instrument Length 3-1/2"
Instrument Material stainless steel
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname lambert
Tip Config 1 side fenestrated
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style smooth

Frequently asked questions

Does the instrument feature a durable locking mechanism?

Yes, these forceps are equipped with a reliable screw-lock mechanism. This feature allows surgeons to:

  • Maintain consistent pressure during procedures.
  • Isolate and elevate the chalazion securely.
  • Ensure the target area remains in a stable position for accurate incision.
Is the material safe for patients with sensitivities?

Absolutely. The Sklar Lambert Chalazion Forceps are not made with natural rubber latex, making them a safe choice for patients with latex allergies.

Does the tip design improve surgical visibility?

Yes, the instrument utilizes a specialized dual-tip design:

  • One side is fenestrated (open): Allows for clear observation of the chalazion.
  • One side is solid: Provides a stable base for tissue elevation.
    This combination is specifically engineered to optimize visibility and access during delicate ophthalmologic procedures.
Is this tool built to last in a clinical environment?

These forceps are manufactured from premium-grade stainless steel, ensuring high durability and reliability. They are designed to withstand the rigorous, daily demands of a professional ophthalmology practice and come with a lifetime warranty.

How do I maintain the instrument after use?

As this is a reusable professional-grade instrument, it requires standard clinical sterilization procedures before each use. It is fully compatible with standard medical sterilization equipment found in surgical centers.

Will these forceps cause trauma to delicate ocular tissue?

The working edges of the tips are specifically crafted to be smooth. This design minimizes trauma to the sensitive ocular tissue while still providing the stable, secure grip necessary for surgical drainage or removal.

Is this instrument TAA compliant?

Yes, the Sklar Lambert Chalazion Forceps are TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliant, meeting the standards required for government and institutional procurement.

Is the length of the instrument standard for eye surgery?

The forceps feature a 3-1/2 inch frame, which is the standard length designed for optimal balance and maneuverability when performing precise eyelid procedures.

Can this be used for chalazia of different sizes?

Yes, the adjustable screw-lock mechanism allows practitioners to manage various sizes and consistencies of chalazia by customizing the pressure and degree of eyelid eversion.

Does the handle provide a secure grip for the surgeon?

The handle is designed for professional use, featuring a textured grip area at the proximal end to ensure excellent tactile control and stability during surgical maneuvers.