Description

The Barraquer Micro Needle Holder is designed for very fine suturing in cardiovascular, vascular, ophthalmic, and other microsurgical procedures. Its round-bodied design sits comfortably between the fingers and gives the surgeon a steady way to guide small needles through delicate tissue. The compact form is particularly useful when the working area leaves little room for larger instruments.

The jaws are available in ultra-fine 0.4 mm and superfine 0.2 mm patterns. The finer option is intended for procedures where extremely small needles need to be handled with care. The instrument can be used with 8/0 and finer sutures, making it appropriate for delicate vessel and tissue approximation.

Straight and curved jaw configurations are available, allowing the holder to be chosen according to the approach required during surgery. A straight pattern gives a direct path to the needle, while a curved working end can be useful when the angle of access is more restricted. The spring-action design allows the jaws to open and close with the small movements needed for microsurgical suturing.

This needle holder is offered in 13 cm (5″), 15 cm (6″), and 18 cm (7″) lengths. These options allow the surgeon to choose a size that feels appropriate for the operative field and working distance. The shorter patterns are easier to manage in confined areas, while the longer versions provide additional reach when required.

With jaws this fine, accurate alignment and smooth movement are important. Each instrument undergoes quality control inspection to check the jaw alignment and spring action before supply. It is manufactured from premium surgical-grade materials for repeated use in demanding microsurgical settings.

For procedures involving extremely fine sutures, the Barraquer Micro Needle Holder provides several configurations without making the instrument unnecessarily complicated. Its ultra-fine jaws, round-bodied construction, and choice of straight or curved patterns make it suitable for cardiovascular, vascular, ophthalmic, and delicate microsurgical work.