Surgical Instrument

Forceps, Verbrugge Bone Holding, w/Short Ratchet, 5 mm Jaw, 7 in. Technical Specifications: Jaw Length - in: 5 mm Jaw. Lifespan: Reusable.

Non-sticky bipolar forceps are surgical tools designed for precise tissue coagulation during electrosurgery, minimizing tissue sticking by utilizing rapid energy movement and specialized materials like noble metals.

A bipolar ring handle is a surgical instrument handle used with bipolar forceps during electrosurgical procedures, particularly in laparoscopic, endoscopic, and skull base surgery. It provides precise control and allows for delicate coagulation and tissue manipulation.

Laparoscopic bipolar forceps are surgical instruments used in minimally invasive procedures to grasp, manipulate, and coagulate tissues. They are essential for precise tissue manipulation, cutting, and coagulation while minimizing bleeding and surrounding tissue damage. These forceps use bipolar technology to deliver electrical energy between two tips, allowing for controlled heat generation to seal and divide blood vessels.

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