Mediastinal Biopsy Forceps
Item Name Code (INC) 37789
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An item designed to remove a tissue sample from the thoracic cavity generally through an endoscope.
Additional Information for Mediastinal Biopsy Forceps
Mediastinal biopsy forceps are specialized medical instruments used for obtaining tissue samples from the mediastinum, which is the central compartment of the chest located between the lungs. These forceps are designed to be inserted through a small incision or a natural body opening, such as the mouth or nose, and guided to the mediastinum to collect tissue samples for diagnostic purposes.
The forceps typically have a long, slender shaft with a handle at one end and a pair of jaws at the other end. The jaws are designed to grasp and remove tissue samples from the targeted area. They may have a variety of designs, including cup-shaped jaws, serrated jaws, or fenestrated jaws, depending on the specific application and the preference of the healthcare professional.
Mediastinal biopsy forceps are commonly used in procedures such as mediastinoscopy, bronchoscopy, or thoracoscopy, which are minimally invasive techniques used to visualize and access the mediastinum. These procedures are often performed to diagnose and stage various conditions, including lung cancer, lymphoma, infections, or other mediastinal abnormalities.
It's important to note that the use of mediastinal biopsy forceps requires specialized training and should only be performed by qualified healthcare professionals.
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