Max Plus | STONE HOLDING FORCEPS are specialized surgical instruments designed to grasp and hold stones or other solid objects during medical procedures. Here's a breakdown of their key features and uses:
Purpose:
These forceps are crucial for securely grasping and manipulating stones, such as kidney stones or gallstones, during surgical interventions.
They enable surgeons to remove these stones with precision and control.
Key Features:
Strong Grasping Ability: The jaws of stone holding forceps are designed to provide a firm and secure grip, minimizing the risk of slippage.
Durable Material: Typically made from high-quality stainless steel, these instruments are durable, corrosion-resistant, and can withstand repeated sterilization.
Various Designs: Different types of stone holding forceps exist to accommodate various stone sizes and locations within the body.
Ergonomic design: many are designed to allow for comfortable usage during extended surgical procedures.
Applications:
Urological Procedures: Used in procedures like kidney stone removal (lithotripsy or ureteroscopy).
Gastrointestinal Procedures: Employed in gallbladder stone removal (cholecystectomy) and other procedures involving the removal of stones from the digestive tract.
In essence, stone holding forceps are essential tools that empower surgeons to effectively and safely remove stones from the body.