FRAZIER SUCTION TUBE WITH ATRAUMATIC TIP

Description

The Frazier Suction Tube with an atraumatic tip is a specialized surgical instrument used to remove fluids and debris from surgical sites, particularly in neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery, and other delicate procedures. Here’s a detailed description of its features and uses:

Key Features of the Frazier Suction Tube with Atraumatic Tip:

1. Design:
   • Thin, Tubular Shape: The Frazier Suction Tube is a slender, tubular instrument designed for precision suction in narrow and delicate areas.
   • Curved or Straight Options: The tube can be either straight or slightly curved to facilitate access to different surgical sites.
2. Atraumatic Tip:
   • Soft, Rounded Tip: The atraumatic tip is designed to minimize tissue damage during suction. It is rounded and smooth to prevent injury to delicate tissues.
   • Controlled Suction: The atraumatic design helps control the suction pressure, reducing the risk of inadvertently damaging tissues or organs.
3. Suction Control:
   • Finger Control Valve: Many Frazier Suction Tubes feature a finger control valve, allowing the surgeon to regulate the amount of suction applied by covering or uncovering the valve opening with their finger.
   • Precision Control: This feature provides precise control over the suction process, essential in delicate surgical procedures.
4. Sizes:
   • Variety of Diameters and Lengths: The Frazier Suction Tube is available in various diameters and lengths to suit different surgical needs and anatomical considerations.