Hemostatic Forceps
Item Name Code (INC) 09767
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Excludes FORCEPS, SERREFINE.
Additional Information for Hemostatic Forceps
Hemostatic forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to control bleeding during surgical procedures. They are commonly referred to as "hemostats" or "artery forceps." These forceps are designed with a locking mechanism that allows them to securely clamp blood vessels, preventing blood flow and minimizing bleeding.
Hemostatic forceps typically have a long, slender design with a curved or straight tip. The jaws of the forceps are serrated or grooved to provide a firm grip on the blood vessels. The locking mechanism ensures that the forceps remain clamped in place, allowing the surgeon to focus on other aspects of the procedure.
These forceps are commonly used in various medical fields, including general surgery, orthopedics, gynecology, and veterinary medicine. They are essential tools for surgeons and medical professionals to achieve hemostasis (the control of bleeding) and maintain a clear surgical field.
It's important to note that there are different types and sizes of hemostatic forceps available, each designed for specific purposes and procedures. Some common variations include Kelly forceps, Crile forceps, and Mosquito forceps.
Overall, hemostatic forceps play a crucial role in surgical procedures by providing a reliable method to control bleeding and ensure patient safety.