The Conmed Control Bipolar Forceps are crafted with precision and efficiency in mind, featuring a curved design and a fine 0.5mm tip. These forceps excel in procedures demanding meticulous attention to detail, particularly in electrosurgery. Their fully insulated construct ensures maximum safety during operations, preventing unwanted electrical discharge and protecting both the patient and medical staff.

Ideal for use in delicate surgeries such as ophthalmic, neurological, or plastic surgeries, these forceps are the surgeon's choice when precision is paramount. Their ergonomic design enhances control and comfort during extended procedures. The 3 1/2" length is perfect for accessibility, offering maneuverability in restricted operative spaces. Enhance your surgical toolkit with Conmed’s commitment to superior surgical outcomes.

Key Features:

• Precision curved tip: Offers enhanced control and accessibility during surgeries, ensuring delicate tissues are handled carefully.
• Fully insulated: Provides maximum safety, reducing the risk of burns or electrical shock to surrounding tissues during electrosurgical procedures.
• 0.5mm tip: Suitable for fine, delicate surgeries where minimal invasiveness is required, enhancing precision and efficacy.

Uses:

• The Conmed Control Bipolar Forceps are essential for surgeons requiring precision in delicate surgical procedures. These forceps are designed for use in electrosurgery to coagulate and cut tissue without compromising surrounding areas, minimizing tissue trauma and bleeding.

FAQs:

1. What procedures are these forceps suitable for?
The Conmed Control Bipolar Forceps are ideal for various electrosurgical procedures that require precision, such as ophthalmic, neurological, and plastic surgeries.

2. Are the forceps reusable?
Yes, the Conmed Control Bipolar Forceps are reusable, but they must be properly sterilized between uses to maintain their efficacy and reduce infection risks.

3. How does the insulation benefit the procedure?
The insulation of the forceps ensures no electrical current escapes, minimizing the risk of accidental burns or tissue damage to non-target areas during surgery.