Surgical Instruments and Sets

Suture Set   This suture set typically includes various surgical instruments used in suturing and wound closure. Here’s a breakdown of the commonly found components in such a set: Kidney Tray: The larger, curved tray is used to hold instruments or collect waste during a procedure. Scissors: Surgical scissors are often included for cutting sutures […]

Basic Minor Set A basic minor set contains essential surgical instruments for minor procedures. Here’s a brief overview of key components: Scissors: Mayo Scissors: Heavy-duty, used for cutting thick tissues. Metzenbaum Scissors: Delicate, for finer tissue cutting. Forceps: Tissue Forceps: Grasp tissue without causing damage. Hemostatic Forceps: Control bleeding by clamping vessels. Scalpels: Used for

Delivery Set Kidney Tray: The kidney-shaped tray is used to hold instruments, sponges, or fluids during the delivery process. Forceps: These are used to grasp and maneuver the baby during delivery. They can help in guiding the baby’s head through the birth canal. Scissors: Often used for cutting the umbilical cord after birth or for

Basic Pediatric Set Common Instruments in a Pediatric Surgical Set Scissors: Metzenbaum Scissors: Used for cutting delicate tissue. Mayo Scissors: Ideal for cutting heavier tissue or sutures. Forceps: Kelly Forceps: Used for clamping blood vessels or tissues. Adson Forceps: Fine-tipped for grasping tissue and suturing. Hemostatic Forceps: Mosquito Forceps: Small, used for clamping small blood

Surgical Instruments and sets Offering forceps with diameters of 1.8 mm, 2.3 mm and 3.0 mm in addition to lengths of 120, 180, 230 and 260 cm. Whether they come with or without a spike, coated or uncoated, with standard or toothed spoons – all models are characterized by their high reliability. The excellent cutting