Durable INS29-200 WILLIGER
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Code Description INS29 - 200 Bone Mellets 24cm
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The INS29-200 WILLIGER Bone Mellet is a durable surgical instrument designed for precision in orthopedic procedures.
Measuring 24 cm in length, it features a solid construction for effective impact during bone manipulation.
The ergonomic handle allows for a secure grip, ensuring control and accuracy.
This tool is made from high-quality materials to withstand repeated use in clinical environments.
Applications & Use Cases
The INS29-200 Bone Mellet is primarily used in orthopedic surgeries for bone shaping and fracture management.
It is suitable for use by orthopedic surgeons, surgical assistants, and medical professionals in hospitals and clinics throughout Kenya.
This instrument is also applicable in home healthcare settings where minor orthopedic procedures may be performed under professional supervision.
Care & Maintenance
To ensure the longevity of the INS29-200 Bone Mellet, clean it thoroughly after each use with an appropriate disinfectant.
Avoid using abrasive materials that can damage the surface.
Store the instrument in a dry, sterile environment to prevent contamination.
Regularly inspect for any signs of wear or damage and replace as needed to maintain functionality.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the two types of forceps?
Forceps are medical instruments that act as pincers or tweezers, used to grab, manipulate, or remove tissue or teeth from the body. They come in two basic types: locking (used as clamps in surgery) and non-locking..
What are forceps 4 uses?
Their primary purpose is to grasp, retract, or stabilize tissue. They may also be used to pack or extract sponges, pass ligatures, and stabilize and manipulate needles during suturing..
What is the common name for forceps?
Outside biology and medicine, people usually refer to forceps as tweezers, tongs, pliers, clips or clamps..
What is the price of sponge holding forcep?
Regular price Rs. 600.00 Sponge Holding ForcepSponge Holding Forceps are commonly used in surgical procedures to hold gauze squares that will absorb excess fluids and blood from the surgical site or hemostasis.
