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The Pean Kocher Forceps Straight is a surgical instrument used primarily to clamp and hold tissues, blood vessels, or other structures during medical procedures. Its primary function is to provide a secure grip while performing surgical interventions, particularly in procedures requiring precise tissue and blood vessel control.
The Pean Kocher Forceps Straight is a surgical instrument used primarily to clamp and hold tissues, blood vessels, or other structures during medical procedures. Its primary function is to provide a secure grip while performing surgical interventions, particularly in procedures requiring precise tissue and blood vessel control. The straight design of the forceps allows for easy access in various surgical areas, offering better visibility and control during use.
Typically, the Pean Kocher Forceps is used to temporarily occlude blood vessels, control bleeding, or hold tissues in place, making it useful in both major and minor surgeries. It is often employed in vascular surgeries, orthopedic procedures, abdominal surgeries, or any other operation where a firm, reliable grip is required to control tissue movement or stop bleeding. The forceps' locking mechanism ensures that it maintains a firm hold without constant manual pressure, improving the efficiency and safety of the surgical procedure.
The instrument's design makes it a valuable tool in various clinical settings, as it provides stability and reliability while minimizing the risk of injury to surrounding structures.
Material: Made from high-quality stainless steel, which ensures durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion.
Size: The length of the forceps is typically around 130 mm to 300 mm, with the straight design providing easy access and precision during use. The specific length can vary depending on the customer demand
Design:Straight
Functionality: Used for clamping, occluding blood vessels, or grasping tissues during surgical procedures. It is especially effective in controlling bleeding by securely clamping blood vessels or tissues.
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