Includes 3m cable and connector. Standard tip or Non-Stick tip available.
Jeweler bipolar forceps are surgical instruments used in microsurgery and delicate surgical procedures. They are thin and delicate, designed for use in small, hard-to-reach areas. These forceps have a fine tip that is perfect for grasping, manipulating, and dissecting fine tissue structures. They come in various lengths and tip designs, and they are usually made of stainless steel or titanium.
Jeweler bipolar forceps are similar to Adson bipolar forceps, but they have a longer and more slender design. They are commonly used in ophthalmic, plastic, and reconstructive surgeries, as well as in dental and neurosurgical procedures. They are also used in microsurgery to manipulate small blood vessels and nerves.
Jeweler bipolar forceps are often used with a bipolar electrosurgical generator to coagulate small blood vessels and control bleeding. The bipolar electrosurgical generator provides a controlled amount of energy to the forceps, which allows for precise and controlled coagulation. This technology minimizes tissue damage and reduces the risk of complications, making it an excellent choice for delicate surgeries.
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