About

Laparoscopic bipolar forceps are specialized surgical instruments used in minimally invasive (laparoscopic) procedures. They combine the functions of grasping tissue and delivering controlled bipolar energy for coagulation. Their primary uses include:

1. Tissue Grasping

• Used to hold, manipulate, or dissect tissues during surgery.
• Provides precise control to minimize trauma to surrounding structures.

2. Hemostasis (Bleeding Control)

• Coagulates blood vessels using bipolar energy to stop bleeding.
• Ensures localized energy application, reducing thermal spread and damage to adjacent tissues.

3. Dissection

• Facilitates separation and cutting of tissues by combining grasping and coagulation.
• Often used to dissect fine tissues or adhesions in a clean and controlled manner.

4. Tumor or Lesion Resection

• Helps in removing pathological tissues, such as tumors or cysts, with minimal bleeding.

5. Applications in Specific Surgeries

• Gynecological Procedures: Hysterectomies, oophorectomies, and treatment of endometriosis.
• General Surgery: Appendectomies, cholecystectomies, and hernia repairs.
• Urology: Nephrectomies and prostate surgeries.
• Thoracic Surgery: Procedures involving the chest cavity.

Advantages

• Minimizes blood loss during surgery.
• Allows for precise and controlled energy delivery.
• Reduces the need for additional instruments, as it combines multiple functionalities.

Designed for Hospital Laparoscopy Procedures

Engineered for use in laparoscopy surgeries, this bipolar forcep is a reliable choice for medical professionals working in hospitals. Its non-foldable, robust plastic structure ensures steady control during intricate procedures, while the waterproof design increases its utility in diverse surgical settings. As a manually powered instrument, it eliminates the need for electrical connections and is easy to handle within an operating theater.


Efficient and Safe Surgical Instrumentation

This bipolar forcep is manufactured with safety and efficiency in mind. The instrument is delivered in new condition, ready to be sterilized according to hospital protocols before use. With its basic, display-free configuration, users can focus fully on the task at hand. Its straightforward manual operation allows surgeons to have direct control and perform procedures with precision.