The Br Surgical Kocher Forceps are meticulously designed surgical instruments, ideal for medical professionals seeking precision and reliability. With their delicate construction and 1x2 teeth, these forceps are perfect for clamping and holding large blood vessels or firm tissues in place during surgical procedures. They are essential tools in a range of surgeries including abdominal, oncological, and orthopedic.

Available in both 5½" and 6¼" lengths, the forceps come in straight or curved varieties, catering to different surgical preferences and requirements. Made from high-grade stainless steel, they offer exceptional durability, rust resistance, and longevity making them a wise investment for any medical practice. The ergonomic design ensures ease of use, minimizing hand fatigue during long procedures, while the precise 1x2 teeth configuration guarantees a secure grip on tissue or vessels without causing undue trauma.

Key Features:

• Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and rust resistance.
• Available in multiple sizes and configurations to suit different surgical needs.
• Designed with 1x2 teeth for firm tissue or vessel clamping without causing unnecessary damage.

Uses:

• Kocher forceps are primarily used for clamping large blood vessels or controlling heavy tissue. Their design, particularly with 1x2 teeth, allows for a firm grasp, making them essential in both surgical and clinical settings.
• These forceps are valuable in various medical procedures including abdominal, oncological, and orthopedic surgeries. They provide surgeons precise control, enhancing efficiency and effectiveness during surgery.

FAQs:

1. What material is the Kocher Hemostatic Forcep made from?
The Kocher Hemostatic Forcep is crafted from high-grade stainless steel for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance.

2. Are these forceps available in different sizes?
Yes, the Kocher Hemostatic Forcep is available in both 5½" and 6¼" sizes, with straight or curved tips to accommodate various surgical needs.

3. How should the Kocher forceps be maintained?
The forceps should be cleaned and sterilized after each use according to standard medical procedures to maintain their longevity and efficacy.