Durable 1NS51-230 ALLIS-ADAIR 15.5C
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Code Description INS51 - 230 Allis-Adair Intestinal forceps 15.5cm
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The 1NS51-230 Allis-Adair Intestinal Forceps is a specialized surgical instrument designed for effective handling of intestinal tissues.
Measuring 15.5 cm in length, it features a sturdy construction for enhanced durability and precision.
The forceps are equipped with serrated jaws that ensure a secure grip on tissues during procedures, making them an essential tool in surgical settings.
This instrument is ideal for use in various medical environments across Kenya, including hospitals and clinics.
Applications & Use Cases
This intestinal forceps is primarily used in surgical procedures involving the gastrointestinal tract.
Surgeons and surgical assistants frequently utilize this instrument to grasp, manipulate, and stabilize intestinal tissues.
It is commonly used in both public and private healthcare facilities in Nairobi and throughout Kenya.
The design supports various surgical techniques, ensuring it meets the needs of healthcare professionals.
Care & Maintenance
To maintain the 1NS51-230 Allis-Adair Intestinal Forceps, clean the instrument thoroughly after each use with warm, soapy water.
Rinse and dry the forceps properly to prevent corrosion and maintain functionality.
Store the instrument in a dry, sterile environment to ensure longevity and reliability.
Regular inspections for wear and tear are recommended to ensure optimal performance in surgical procedures.
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