Durable INS15-440 LANE TISSUE FORCEPS 2X3 TOOTHED 15CM
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Code Description INS15 - 440 Lane Tissue Forceps 2 x 3 toothed 15cm
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The INS15-440 Lane Tissue Forceps are specialized surgical instruments designed with 2x3 teeth for secure grasping of tissue.
Measuring 15 cm in length, these forceps provide precision and control during surgical procedures.
Made from durable stainless steel, they ensure longevity and reliability in various healthcare settings.
Their ergonomic design allows for comfortable handling, making them suitable for repeated use in professional environments.
Applications & Use Cases
These tissue forceps are primarily used for grasping and manipulating tissue during surgical procedures.
They are essential tools for surgeons, nurses, and medical professionals in hospitals and clinics across Nairobi and other regions of Kenya.
Ideal for use in various specialties, including general surgery and gynecology, they aid in precise tissue handling and dissection.
The forceps are also suitable for home healthcare settings, where minor surgical procedures may be performed.
Care & Maintenance
To maintain the INS15-440 Lane Tissue Forceps, clean them thoroughly after each use with appropriate disinfectants to prevent contamination.
Ensure they are carefully dried to avoid rusting, and inspect for any signs of wear or damage regularly.
Store the forceps in a dry, sterile environment to prolong their lifespan.
Proper care is essential to ensure their functionality and safety in medical applications throughout Kenya.
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