Medical Grade Stainless Steel Surgical Instrument Reusable Surgical Scissors CE & ISO

Product Description

Medical Grade Stainless Steel Surgical Instrument Reusable Surgical Scissors CE & ISO

Product Description

Surgical instruments are essential tools for surgical procedures. They are mostly made of carbon steel plated with chromium or nickel, and are characterized by their delicate and lightweight nature, ease of handling, sharp blades, smooth structure, good elasticity, high toughness, rust resistance, and high pressure resistance. Surgical instruments are diverse, widely used, and rapidly updated.

They can be divided into two main categories: general surgical instruments and specialized surgical instruments. General surgical instruments form the foundation of all surgical procedures. Therefore, a correct understanding of the structural characteristics and basic performance of various surgical instruments is the prerequisite and guarantee for their correct use and flexible application.

01. Curved hemostat: Also known as a hemostatic forceps, used for separating and clamping tissues or blood vessels to stop bleeding, and assisting in suturing.
02. Straight hemostat: Also known as a hemostatic forceps, used for subcutaneous tissue hemostasis.
03. Right-angle forceps: Used for freeing blood vessels, nerves, ureters, bile ducts, and guiding traction devices.

04. Tissue scissors: Also known as curved scissors, available in long, short, pointed, and blunt shapes. Used for freeing and cutting superficial and deep tissues.
05. Thread cutters: Also known as straight scissors, used for cutting sutures and dressings.

06. Scalpel: Consists of a handle and a blade. Handles and blades come in various sizes, used for cutting and dissecting different tissues.
07. Surgical forceps: Forceps have toothed and toothless tips, and vary in length and thickness. Used for holding, assisting in dissection, and suturing tissues.
08. Needle holder: Available in different lengths and straight/curved types, used for holding suture needles and assisting in knotting sutures.

09. Suture needle: Consists of three parts: needle tip, needle body, and needle eye. Needle tips are divided into round needles and triangular needles; needle bodies have different curvatures, including straight needles, 1/2 arc, and 3/8 arc. Used for suturing various tissues.
10. Dressing forceps: Used to secure dressings and protect incisions.

11. Toothed straight forceps: Also known as toothed straight forceps, used for holding thicker tissues and easily slipping tissues. They can also be used for holding and pulling tissues during excision. 
12. Tissue Forceps: Also known as rat-tooth forceps or Allergy forceps, used to hold subcutaneous tissue between gauze pads and incision edges. Also used to hold tissue or skin flaps for traction.
13. Appendix Forceps: Used to clamp and fix the appendix or ureter.

14. Lung Lobe Forceps: Used to clamp and pull lung lobes to expose the surgical field.
15. Gastric Forceps: Used to clamp the stomach or colon stump. The multi-jointed shaft provides strong force and compression, preventing tissue detachment.
16. Intestinal Forceps: Available in straight and curved types, used to clamp the intestine. The thin, fine teeth minimize tissue compression.
17. Suction Head: Available in different lengths, curvatures, and diameters. Used to aspirate blood, body fluids, and irrigation fluid from the surgical field, maintaining a clear surgical field.

18. Bone Shears: Used to trim bone tissue. 
19. Bone forceps: Used for biting and trimming bone tissue.
20. Periosteal elevator: Used for peeling the periosteum.
21. Nerve elevator: Used for dissecting and separating nerve roots.
22. Bone chisel: Used for removing callus and cutting bone fragments; comes in flat and round types.
23. Bone hammer: Used to assist in bone cutting and the implantation or removal of objects using a bone chisel.

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