FENESTRATED MEDIUM GRASPING FORCEP FHBR

FENESTRATED MEDIUM GRASPING FORCEP FHBR Specification

Instruments Type
Surgical Laparoscopic Grasping Forceps

Accuracy
High precision handling

Features
Fenestrated jaws, Medium size, Precise grip, Reusable, Corrosion Resistant

Function
Grasping and holding tissue during minimally invasive procedures

Storage Instructions
Store in dry, clean environment, sterilize before use

Usage Type
Reusable

Equipment Type
Grasping Forceps

Material
Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Manual Mechanical

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Hand Held

Use
Laparoscopic Surgery, Grasping Tissue

Power Source
Manual

Dimension (L*W*H)
Length: Approx. 330mm (Standard Laparoscopic Length)

Weight
Approx. 150g

Color
Metallic Silver

Jaw Type
Fenestrated, Medium

Handle Type
Ergonomic ring handle

Sterilization
Autoclavable

Rotatable Shaft
No

Application
General and laparoscopic surgery

Tip Design
Non-traumatic, Atraumatic tips for safe tissue handling

Finishing
Matte/Polished

About FENESTRATED MEDIUM GRASPING FORCEP FHBR

Fenestrated Grasping Forcep

a surgical instrument with a diameter of 5mm and a length of 30cm, designed for use in hospital settings. It is manufactured by OM SURGICALS in India and has the model number AFM-05-30-03. The device is made of metal, colored grey, and features a fenestrated design intended to minimize tissue damage during procedures. Its delivery time is listed as one week. While this specific model is categorized as atraumatic, similar instruments like the Mayo-Russian Dissecting Forceps also feature fenestrated tips to reduce tissue trauma during grasping of delicate tissues such as mucous membranes, blood vessels, and intestinal walls.

Ergonomic and Safe Instrumentation

The FHBR Fenestrated Medium Grasping Forceps are purpose-built with an ergonomic ring handle for effortless control and comfort during extended surgical procedures. They feature non-traumatic, atraumatic jaws that securely grasp tissue, reducing the risk of injury and supporting delicate manipulation required in both laparoscopic and general surgeries.

High Precision and Reliability

With their fenestrated, medium-sized jaws and sturdy stainless steel construction, these forceps offer dependable, high-precision tissue handling. The polished or matte finish minimizes glare while maximizing grip accuracy. Designed for repeated use, the forceps remain corrosion-resistant and maintain their integrity through multiple sterilization cycles.

Easy Maintenance and Safety

Sterilization is straightforward, as the forceps are fully autoclave-compatible. Safe storage is simple-just keep the instrument in a dry, clean environment and always sterilize before use. Reusability and manual operation mean they offer a silent, cost-effective solution for busy surgical environments.

FAQ's of FENESTRATED MEDIUM GRASPING FORCEP FHBR:

Q: How are the FHBR Fenestrated Medium Grasping Forceps used during surgery?

A: These forceps are primarily used in laparoscopic and general surgeries to grasp and hold tissue securely. Their fenestrated, atraumatic tips ensure safe tissue handling while the ergonomic ring handle provides precise control for the surgeon.

Q: What makes the fenestrated design beneficial for tissue handling?

A: The fenestrated jaw design allows for a gentle yet firm grip, reducing the risk of tissue damage. This enhances safety during minimally invasive procedures, especially where delicate handling is crucial.

Q: When should these grasping forceps be sterilized?

A: It is essential to sterilize the forceps before every use by autoclaving, and also after each procedure, to ensure optimal safety and prevent infection.

Q: Where should the FHBR forceps be stored when not in use?

A: Store the forceps in a clean, dry environment that is free from contaminants. Proper storage helps maintain their corrosion resistance and overall longevity.

Q: What process is recommended for cleaning and maintaining the forceps?

A: After each use, thoroughly clean the forceps and then sterilize them in an autoclave. Regular inspection for wear ensures continued high precision and safety during surgical procedures.

Q: What are the benefits of using manual, mechanical grasping forceps over powered alternatives?

A: Manual forceps like this model operate silently and give surgeons direct tactile feedback, improving control during surgery. They're lightweight, portable, and don't require external power, making them reliable and cost-effective.

Q: How does the ergonomic ring handle improve the surgeon's experience?

A: The ergonomic ring handle reduces fatigue during lengthy procedures, allows for precise grip adjustments, and enhances overall handling comfort for the user.