Designed for optimal performance in stone retrieval during urological procedures, the BR Surgical Uretero-Renoscope Stone Grasping Forceps offers superior control and dexterity. Its flexible 5FR diameter allows for minimally invasive navigation through the ureter and renal structures. The 60cm length ensures adequate reach and accessibility during surgery, facilitating effective management of kidney and ureteral stones.

These forceps boast a double-action jaw mechanism, providing a secure grip even on larger stones. The stainless steel construction ensures longevity and resistance to wear, making it an essential tool in any urological surgery toolkit. Whether used in routine procedures or complex stone extractions, these forceps are engineered for precision and reliability.

Key Features:

• The forceps are equipped with double-action jaws, allowing for a stronger grip on larger stones, enhancing the efficiency and safety of the procedure.
• Its flexible design enables ease of navigation through the ureter and renal structures, minimizing patient discomfort and risk of trauma.
• Constructed with high-quality stainless steel, the forceps ensure durability and long-term functionality in medical environments.

Uses:

• The BR Surgical Uretero-Renoscope Stone Grasping Forceps are primarily used for grasping and retrieving stones during urological procedures, especially for larger stones in the ureter and renal pelvis. It's designed to work in conjunction with ureteroscopes to ensure effective stone management.

FAQs:

1. What makes these forceps suitable for larger stones?
The double-action jaws provide a stronger and more stable grip, which is essential for securely handling larger stones.

2. Are these forceps reusable?
Yes, the BR Surgical Uretero-Renoscope Stone Grasping Forceps are designed for reusable use, provided that proper cleaning and sterilization procedures are followed.

3. Can it be used with all ureteroscopes?
It is compatible with most ureteroscopes, especially those designed for flexible handling and stone retrieval.