Bipolar Maryland Curved Dissector Grasping Forceps with Cable

Description:

This bipolar Maryland curved dissector grasping forceps are designed for precision in laparoscopic procedures, featuring a fenestrated design for better tissue handling. Reusable and autoclavable, these surgical instruments are essential for medical professionals. A reliable tool for enhancing surgical outcomes.

Features:

• Fenestrated design allows for better tissue handling during procedures.
• Reusable and autoclavable for cost-effective surgical use.
• Ideal for laparoscopic surgeries and precision tasks.
• Durable construction ensures long-lasting performance in medical settings.
• A must-have tool for surgeons seeking reliability and precision.

Additional Info:

• Material: Stainless Steel Size: 5mm x 330mm Qty-4Piece Reusable, Autoclavable
• A bipolar Maryland fenestrated Robi dissector is a surgical instrument used in laparoscopic procedures to grasp, manipulate, and dissect tissues. It can also apply bipolar electrosurgical energy to control bleeding.
• Here are some uses of a bipolar Maryland fenestrated Robi dissector: Tissue manipulation: It can grasp, manipulate, and dissect tissues. Bleeding control: It can apply bipolar electrosurgical energy to control bleeding. Coagulation: It can coagulate small and large blood vessels. Surgical applications: It can be used in a variety of surgical applications, including general surgery, urology, gynecology, and more.
• A bipolar Maryland fenestrated Robi dissector is reusable and autoclavable.
• Bipolar Maryland Curved Dissector: This describes a dissecting forceps with curved jaws, used for blunt dissection (separating tissues along natural planes) and grasping. The "Maryland" designation refers to a specific shape and design of the jaws, known for its versatility. "Bipolar" indicates the instrument has the capability for bipolar electrosurgery, where the current flows between two electrodes at the instrument's tip for coagulation or cutting.
• Fenestrated Robi Grasper Grasping Forceps: This further specifies the grasping capabilities: Fenestrated: The jaws of the grasper have openings (fenestrations) to reduce tissue trauma and improve visualization by allowing fluids and debris to drain away. Robi: This likely refers to a specific design or manufacturer of grasping forceps, often associated with particular jaw configurations or handle ergonomics.
• With Cable: This indicates that the instrument has a cable for connection to an electrosurgical generator. This allows for the use of electrocautery for cutting and coagulation (stopping bleeding).