Professional Jameson Caliper for Precision Ophthalmic and Plastic Surgery Measurement
The Jameson Caliper is a fundamental surgical measuring instrument for clinicians who specialize in strabismus surgery and aesthetic reconstruction. As a premier ophthalmic caliper, this tool features a meticulously etched graduated scale that ensures accurate assessment of muscle recession and resection distances. By utilizing these precision surgical markers, medical professionals can achieve the high level of symmetry and anatomical accuracy required for successful ocular and facial interventions.
Forged from high-quality AISI 420 surgical stainless steel, our Jameson Caliper is designed to maintain its calibration through repeated sterilization cycles. The integrated thumb screw mechanism makes these plastic surgery marking instruments a reliable choice for holding measurements securely while transferring data to surgical records. Whether you are performing a complex blepharoplasty or a standard ophthalmic procedure, this measuring tool from Adas Instruments offers the mechanical stability and refined craftsmanship necessary for elite clinical performance.
Surgical Applications
- Ophthalmic Surgery: Primarily used for measuring eye muscle recession and resection.
- Plastic Surgery: Ideal for measuring skin flaps, eyelid dimensions, and facial symmetry.
- Pediatric Surgery: Used for measuring small anatomical distances in neonatal procedures.
- Maxillofacial Surgery: Effective for measuring bone segments and soft tissue gaps.
Care and Maintenance Guidelines
- Post-Operative Rinse: Rinse the caliper under cool water immediately after use to remove any organic debris or saline.
- Manual Cleaning: Use a soft nylon brush and neutral pH enzymatic detergent to clean the graduated scale.
- Locking Mechanism Care: Ensure the thumb screw is loosened during cleaning and sterilization to prevent tension buildup.
- Lubrication: Apply a medical-grade lubricant to the sliding joint and screw thread before autoclaving.
- Sterilization: Fully autoclavable at 134°C for 3.5 minutes to maintain total surgical sterility.
Technical Information
| Product Name | Jameson Caliper |
| Alternative Name | Jameson Ophthalmic Caliper |
| Graduated Scale Range | 0 – 80 mm |
| Locking Mechanism | Adjustable Thumb Screw |
| Material | German AISI 420 Stainless Steel |
| Finish | Satin Matte (Non-Glare) |
| Instrument Type | Measuring and Marking Tool |
| Warranty | Lifetime Technical Warranty |
People Also Ask
Q: What is a Jameson caliper used for?
A: A Jameson caliper is primarily used in eye surgery to measure distances for muscle recession or resection, and in plastic surgery for precise skin measurements.
Q: What is the measurement range of the Jameson caliper?
A: The Jameson caliper typically features a graduated scale from 0 to 80mm, allowing for accurate small-scale surgical measurements.
Q: Why does the Jameson caliper have a thumb screw?
A: The thumb screw allows the surgeon to lock the measurement in place, ensuring the caliper does not move while transferring dimensions or during use.
Q: Can this caliper be used in reconstructive plastic surgery?
A: Yes, it is a common tool for marking skin flaps and ensuring facial symmetry during reconstructive and aesthetic procedures.
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Adas Instruments provides a comprehensive range of professional measuring tools. For smaller-scale needs, you may view our Ginsberg Caliper 0-40mm or explore our Castroviejo Caliper. You can discover more options in our Marking & Measuring category or browse our Micro Surgery Instruments collection.





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