Electro-cautery is a surgical process in which the blade of a surgeon's knife contains a current, heating the blade and cauterizing as it cuts the skin or other tissue. Cauterization causes the patient's blood to coagulate so that there is little bleeding during surgery. Categories - Surgical Products
Stainless Steel Cheatle Forceps are used to remove sterilized instruments from boilers and formalin cabinets. They are used to ensure that as each item is removed, others are not infected. Categories - Surgical Products
Healthy Gut: As a practitioner performs the cobra pose, the frontal plane of the body is stretched that encourages optimal functioning of the abdominal organs. Simultaneously, the lower back is compressed that rejuvenates the kidneys. Overall, the gastrointestinal fluid gets stimulated and you get a healthy gut. Categories - Surgical Products
A rotary burr is a rotating tool that is used for removing material. They are designed to rotate at a very high speed which enables it to manipulate the material it is working on. When working with metal, burrs are great for deburring, shaping and enlarging holes. Categories - Surgical Products
Killian Septum Specula are used to recline the nasal septum for inspection or surgery. The self-retaining pattern is adjusted into position using the side screw and allows both hands of the surgeon to be free. Categories - Surgical Products
Langenbeck Retractor is a very popular surgical device that allows surgeons to pull back soft tissues and incision or wound edges during a wide range of general surgeries. Versatile L-Shaped tip for retracting wide slices of tissue. Terminal downward curve for protecting surrounding structures. Categories - Surgical Products
The Boyle-Davis mouth gag (BDG) is a device used to visualize the oropharynx and stabilize the TT during tonsillectomy. We postulate that a deployed BDG may influence the position of the TT, and potentially result in silent aspiration, accidental extubation, and unilateral pulmonary ventilation. Categories - Surgical Products
Ear picks, also called ear scoops, or ear spoons, or earpicks, are a type of curette used to clean the ear canal of earwax (cerumen). They are preferred and are commonly used in East Asia, South Asia and Southeast Asia because Asians tend to develop dry ear wax. Categories - Surgical Products
Oesophagoscope with fiberoptic light carrier, for Child, Adolescent and Adults, graduated in centimeters. Oesophageal Speculum available in Polished metal or Mat finishes metal in case. Categories - Surgical Products
speculum is used to perform pneumatic otoscopy where the mobility of the ear drum can be tested. Ear drum mobility can be tested by varying the pressure levels at the external auditory canal and observing the movements of the ear drum in response to these pressure changes. Normal ear drum moves in response to pressure changes, i.e. it moves inwards when positive pressure is applied and moves outwards when negative pressure is applied. Categories - Surgical Products
Sponge forceps or sponge holding forceps, also known as Foerster Sponge Forceps, are used by doctors to pick up cotton swab or sponges during surgical procedures. The forceps is designed in a scissor shape, with ratcheted handles and looped, smooth or serrated jaws. Categories - Surgical Products
Wormald Bipolar Forceps with Suction help achieve hemostasis during endoscopic sinus and anterior skull base surgery. The longer forceps are able to reach the pituitary and are available in straight and up-curved versions. Categories - Surgical Products
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A. Arthroscopic Drape For Dropped Leg Procedure-15do81 B. Hand Drape 15do82 C. Shoulder Drape 15do83 D. Shoulder Drape With Attachable Pouch. 15do84 E. Split Drape 15do85 F. Split Sheet Drape 15do86 G. Hip Drape 15do87 H. Hip Drape With Pouches 15do88 I. Extremity Drape 15do89 J. Extremity Drape With Amboard Cover 15do90 K. Top Drape. 15do101 L. Ortho �??uâ?? Drape 15dou191 B. Angiography A. Angiography Drape 15da102 B. Femoral Angiography Drape 15da103 C. Radial / Brachial Drape 15da104 D. Pediatric, Neonatal Angio Drape. 15da105 C. Cardiovascular A. Cardiovascular Split Drape 15dc106 B. Cardiovascular Split Drape With Pouches 15cd107 C. Cardiovascular Peri-groin Drape 15cpg192 D. Central Line A. Central Line Drape 15dcl108 E. Cystoscopy A. Cystoscopy �??tâ?? Drape 15dcy109 B. Lithotomy Drape With Fluid Control Pouch 15dcy110 C. Urological Drape 15dcy120 F. General Surgery A. Laparotomy Drape 15dgs121 B. Transverse Laparotomy Drape 15dgs122 C. Laparotomy Drape With Pouch. 15dgs123 D. Thyroid Drape 15dgs124 E. Chest/breast Drape 15dgs125 F. Laparoscopic Abdominal Drape 15dgs126 G. General Endoscopy Drape 15dgs127 H. Major Abdominal Drape With Pouches 15dgs128 I. Minor Laparotomy Drape 15dgs129 G. Neuro Surgery A. Craniotomy Drape 15dns130 B. Neurological Drape 15dnd131 C. Neurological Drape With Extra Large Pouch 15dnd132 D. Universal Spine Drape 15dus133 H. Obstetrics A. Caesarean Birth Drape 15dob134 B. Caesarean Drape Pouch 15dob135 C. Caesarean Drape With Dual Layer Anesthesia Screen 15dob136 D. Underbuttock Drape With Fluid Collection Pouch 15dud198 1. I. Ophthalmology Aperture Drape 15dop137 Aperture Drape With Non Adhesive 15dop138 Bar Drape 15dop139 Eent Split Drape 15dop140 Eye Drape With Pouch 15dop141 Ophthalmic Drape 15dop142 Ophthalmic Drape With Pouch 15dop143 Head/bar Drape 15dop144 Refractive Drape 15dop145 Small Drape With Adhesive Aperture 15dop146 J. Pediatrics A. Minor Procedure Drape 15dpe147 B. Neonatal Drape 15dpe148 C. Pediatrics Drape 15dpe149 K. Perigynial A. Laparoscopy Drape 15dpg150 B. Lithotomy Drape 15dpg151 C. Robotic Drape 15dpg152 D. Abdominal Lithotomy Drape 15dpg153 E. Laparoscopy/pelviscopy Drape 15dp14ug15 4 F. Lavh Drape 15dpg155 L. Special Drape A. Epidural Drape 15dsp156 B. Fistula Drape 15dsp157 C. Fistula Drape With Window 15dsp158 M. Ancillary A. Ancillary Patient Drape 1 15day204 B. Ancillary Patient Drape 2 15day205 N. Pacemaker A. Pacemaker Drape 15dpc206 B. Pacemaker Sheet 15dpc207 O. Equipment Drapes A. Fluoroscope Drape 15dfl208 B. C-arm Drape 15dcr209 P. Incise Drape A. Incise Drape 15did210
A surgical instrument is a tool or device for performing specific actions or carrying out desired effects during a surgery or operation, such as modifying biological tissue, or to provide access for viewing it. Over time, many different kinds of surgical instruments and tools have been invented. Some surgical instruments are designed for general use in surgery, while others are designed for a specific procedure. Accordingly, the nomenclature of surgical instruments follows certain patterns, such as a description of the action it performs (for example, scalpel, hemostat), the name of its inventor(s) (for example, the Kocher forceps),[1] or a compound scientific name related to the kind of surgery (for example, a tracheotomy is a tool used to perform a tracheotomy).
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