Laproscopy Instruments

Type: Laparoscope Diameter: 10 mm Angle of View: 30 degrees Length: Typically ranges from 30 cm to 45 cm,

Diameter: 5 mm Angle of View: 30 degrees (angled view to visualize around structures) Working Length: Usually around 30-33 cm Optics: High-quality rod lens for clear and sharp imaging Illumination: Equipped with fiber optic light cable for optimal lighting in the abdominal cavity Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel, durable and suitable for repeated sterilization

Diameter: 10 mm Angle of View: 30 degrees (provides a forward-oblique view to see around structures) Working Length: Typically 33-45 cm Optics: High-definition rod lens Illumination: Fiber optic light source for clear visibility in the abdominal cavity Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel, compatible with sterilization

A needle holder is made from stainless steel and is used to hold a suturing needle during surgical procedures.

A laparoscopic clip applicator (10mm) is a surgical instrument designed for minimally invasive procedures. Here are some key specifications: Diameter: 10 mm Length: Typically ranges from 30 to 45 cm, allowing for access to deeper abdominal cavities. Function: Used to apply clips for vascular control, tissue approximation, or occlusion during surgeries such as cholecystectomy or bowel resections. Mechanism: Often features a single or dual-action handle to securely deploy clips. Material: Made from surgical-grade stainless steel for durability and sterility. Compatibility: Designed for use with specific types of clips, which may be absorbable or non-absorbable. These devices help enhance safety and efficiency in laparoscopic procedures by facilitating precise and effective tissue management.

A laparoscopic bipolar forceps is a surgical instrument used during minimally invasive surgeries. It enables surgeons to grasp and manipulate tissues while also delivering electrical energy to coagulate or cut tissue. The bipolar design means that the electrical current passes between two electrodes, minimizing thermal spread to surrounding tissues. This makes it particularly useful for controlling bleeding and ensuring precise dissection in procedures such as laparoscopic cholecystectomy, hernia repairs, and other abdominal surgeries. Its use enhances visualization and reduces recovery time compared to traditional open surgery.