REUSABLE NON-STICK BAYONET SUCTION BIPOLAR FORCEPS

Description

The reusable non-stick bayonet suction bipolar forceps are specialized surgical instruments used in minimally invasive procedures, particularly in electrosurgery. Here’s a concise description:

• Function: These forceps are designed for coagulating and sealing blood vessels and tissues during surgical procedures, especially in situations where suction is required simultaneously. They utilize bipolar electrosurgical energy to achieve hemostasis and tissue sealing while minimizing collateral damage to surrounding tissues.
• Non-stick Feature: The forceps are coated or treated with a non-stick material, such as PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene), to prevent tissue from adhering to the instrument during use. This reduces the risk of tissue trauma and improves the efficiency of the sealing process.
• Bayonet Design: The forceps have a bayonet-shaped tip, which allows for better access to hard-to-reach areas within the surgical field. This design facilitates precise manipulation and sealing of tissues, enhancing surgical precision.
• Reusability: These forceps are reusable after proper sterilization, which makes them cost-effective and environmentally friendly compared to single-use alternatives.
• Compatibility with Suction: The forceps feature an integrated suction mechanism, allowing simultaneous suction of fluids and tissues from the surgical site while applying bipolar energy for coagulation and sealing. This helps maintain a clear field of view for the surgeon and improves overall visibility during the procedure.

Overall, the reusable non-stick bayonet suction bipolar forceps offer surgeons a reliable and versatile tool for achieving hemostasis and tissue sealing during minimally invasive surgeries, contributing to better patient outcomes and shorter recovery times.