Russian Forceps
$ 51
Russian forceps from Seven Oaks Surgical Instruments are specialized instruments used for grabbing and manipulating delicate tissues. This surgical tool is widely used in neurology, plastic surgery, and general surgery. Because of this tool’s atraumatic action and user-friendliness, surgeons like it.
– Its tiny serrations shield vulnerable tissues.
– With its unique serrated tips, it gives the tissues a firm grasp.
– Ergonomic layout for best possible handling
– We maintain a methodical approach to quality control by having our forceps ISO certified.
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Description
Product Overview
Surgeons in a variety of surgical specialties employ Russian forceps as a versatile surgical instrument. Because of their straight, toothed jaws, this kind of forceps is frequently employed to hold and grasp delicate tissues during surgeries. The perfect shape of these forceps guards against unintentional tissue harm. Additionally, by distributing stress evenly, the broad points of this tool lessen tissue injury. Furthermore, this device’s serrated thumb enables the instrument to be handled optimally. Additionally, this tool’s lightweight and ergonomic form makes handling it comfortable and lessens user fatigue. Russian forceps are provided in a unique selection from Acheron Instruments to meet a variety of surgical application requirements. Our forceps are made with the best materials available.
Usage and Care Instructions
- Before each use, make sure to properly sterilize the Russian forceps.
- Before use, inspect the forceps for any signs of damage, corrosion, or wear. Also, do not use damaged or compromised instruments.
- Handle these forceps with care to prevent bending, breaking, or damaging the teeth or jaws.
- Ensure that you use the forceps only for their intended purpose.
- After each use, clean the forceps thoroughly. Also, use a mild detergent and warm water to remove any tissue debris, blood, or other contaminants.
- Gently scrub the teeth and jaws to ensure you remove all residues.
- Store the forceps in a clean, dry, and protected environment. Additionally, avoid contact with other instruments or materials that could cause damage or contamination.
- Occasionally lubricate the moving parts or hinges with a surgical instrument lubricant to maintain smooth functionality.
- Ensure that only qualified and trained medical professionals use the forceps. Inadequate training may result in improper use and damage to tissues or the instrument.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
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