Description
Our Premium Instruments & Surgical Procedures:
A surgeon may use the following instruments to interact, dissect and handle tissues or needles within the surgical field. In the surgical field, there are many Surgical Instruments used for common surgical procedures, we can discuss some of the following Instruments use for tissue or organs.
- Needle Holders are a specific type of hinged forceps that are specifically designed to hold suture needles between their teeth. They are used for passing needles through tissue when suturing.
- Forceps are used to grasp and manipulate tissue as well as equipment such as needles or swabs. Also known as dissectors, pick-ups, grabbers, and thumb forceps. The forceps are one of the common instruments used in a surgical procedure.
- Similarly, Hinged forceps resemble a pair of scissors but instead of two blade-like parts, two arms meet to press together instead of cut. The size and shape of the arms, as well as the shape of the surfaces which meet vary dependent upon the type of hinged forceps.
- Probes are long, slender, and uncomplicated instruments, probes having many sizes and functional ends. Generally, probes are used for exploring or examining anatomy as well as fistulae or sinus tracts.
- Self-retaining retractors hold themselves in place after they have been positioned and applied. This instrument is very important, as it frees up the assistant’s hands to perform other things, reduces muscle fatigue, and allows the continuous provision of safe and stable levels of traction during longer procedures. To open up tissue, such as the skin during the beginning of an operation in the abdomen, and also to separate tissues apart during an operation.
- Scissors are one of the major instruments performing an important role in Surgical Procedures. There are many different types, Shapes & sizes of surgical scissors. The majority look like simple metal scissors, though curved and angled scissors. Suture scissors are generally straight, and fine dissecting scissors have a slight curve at the tip.
- Hammers are of various shapes, most often used in orthopedics for driving nails into bone, or alongside a chisel in amputations
- Dilators are blunt probe-like instruments used for stretching lumens, such as the urethra.
- Tunnellers are long hollow tube-like instruments that can be pushed under the skin, once in place drains can be placed through them before removal of the tunneller device
Mostly we manufacture our instruments with Stainless steel but Titanium is an ideal metal for the construction of surgical instruments because the instruments are lighter, more durable, last longer, stay sharper, and are more comfortable to use. Our Titanium surgical instruments offer several advantages over stainless steel instruments but it depends upon the affordability & client desire.
