What is Cushing vein retractor?

Cushing Vein Retractor has a sharply curved blade and is a popular retractor used during neurosurgery for blood vessels. It is available in two lengths and with multiple size tips, allowing it to be used with various size vessels in multiple procedures. Specifications: Blade Tip Width: 8.0mm to 18.0mm.

How should needle holders be passed during surgery AES?

If you pass suture material, such as a suture tie or suture on a needle, 2. For the hand-to-hand pass, verbal and visual communication with acknowledgment is essential before passing. Grasp the handle from above, with the blade tip facing the ST. Point the tip downward as it is passed to the surgeon.

What is a Taylor retractor?

Novo Surgical’s Taylor Spinal Retractor is an instrument ideally suited for neurosurgical procedures requiring retraction of the spine. This retractor features a curved hook shape for grasping at the spine and an L-shaped handle that allows optimal control over the pressure and force being applied.

What are rongeurs used for?

A rongeur (either a double action or a Takahashi) is used to remove any buckled, deviated, or thickened portions of the vomer and the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid that are obstructing nasal airflow (i.e., submucosal resection).

What is a Gelpi retractor used for?

Deep Gelpi Retractors are used for holding back organs and tissues while accessing areas below an incision during lumbar spine procedures. The long shanks of the Deep Gelpi Retractor increase access in deep incisions. A locking mechanism allows the retractor to remain in place.

What are Volkman retractors used for?

SURTEX® Volkmann Retractor is a popular hand-held instrument that allows surgeons to manipulate tissues during distal limb surgeries, especially those involving small joints, soles, and palms.

What is rongeur forceps?

A rongeur is heavy-duty surgical instrument with a sharp-edged, scoop-shaped tip, used for gouging out bone. Rongeur is a French word meaning rodent or ‘gnawer’. A rongeur can be used to open a window in bone, often in the skull, in order to access tissue underneath.

What is a surgical rongeurs?

Rongeurs are like pliers with a heavy, pointed jaw. With their heavy contrsuction, rongeurs are used for gnawing holes in bones during surgery. The scoop shaped tip of the rongeur is used for gouging the bone. This could be neurosurgery where the surgeon must remove part of the skull to expose the brain.

What kind of forceps do you use for surgery?

Forceps. The MiniFESS ® family of surgical forceps offers a wide range of motion, procedural precision, and tissue preservation in the form of customizable surgical tools. Whether your patient’s surgery requires removal of bone or cartilage or gentle soft tissue compression, these medical forceps provide you with comfortable control. MiniFESS®…

What are Atlas forceps?

Atlas Forceps are uniquely designed to enhance performance and comfort by providing strength, precision and flexibility… Atlas Forceps are uniquely designed to enhance performance and comfort by providing strength, precision and flexibility…

What material are forceps made out of?

Most forceps are manufactured with durable and long-lasting stainless steel, designed for years of continuous use without signs of wear. Description: Stainless steel, laboratory type tongs have 7.6 cm (3″) tips coated with brown Teflon® FEP.

What kind of forceps do you use to extract a tooth?

Pedo Series 1st and Lower 2nd Molars Forceps used for extracting teeth from the alveolar bone. Atraumair 36 Forceps are used to extract lower incisors and canines. Atlas Forceps are uniquely designed to enhance performance and comfort by providing strength, precision and flexibility…