Laparoscopic Spoon Biopsy Forceps, Monopolar, Rotating, Long Jaws

Description

Instrument type:

• Laparoscopic biopsy forceps are a minimally invasive surgical device used during laparoscopic operations to grip and retrieve tissue samples for biopsy.

Features:

• Monopolar forceps may be used for cautery, which means they can apply a tiny electrical current to coagulate tissue or blood vessels during a biopsy. This helps to reduce bleeding and increase visibility during the surgery.
• Rotating Jaws: The forceps’ jaws may rotate, providing for easier access and manipulation of tissue in narrow surgical areas. This is very useful for reaching around corners or behind organs.
• Long Jaws: Unlike ordinary biopsy forceps, they feature a longer jaw construction. This increases the depth of reach inside the laparoscopic cavity, allowing the surgeon to target deeper tissue samples.

Benefits:

• Laparoscopic surgery is less invasive than standard open surgery, with smaller incisions and shorter recovery periods.
• Improved Visualization: The extended jaws and rotating capacity provide more access and control over tissue manipulation, resulting in a crisper surgical image.
• Reduced Blood Loss: Monopolar cautery reduces bleeding during the biopsy, which improves surgical efficiency and patient safety.
• Tissue Acquisition: The spoon-shaped jaws work well for scooping and grabbing delicate tissue samples.

Applications:

• Laparoscopic biopsy operations in different organs and tissues, which may include:
  • Liver Lungs.
  • Adrenal glands.
  • Ovaries.
  • Peritoneum (the abdominal lining).
  • Other soft tissues.