SET OF 3 Non-Stick Bipolar Forceps Us Connector 2 pin, 22cm TIP 0.5mm,1MM,1.5MM

Non-stick bipolar forceps are specialized surgical instruments commonly used in medical and surgical procedures. They combine two primary functions: bipolar coagulation and non-stick properties. Here's a breakdown of these features:

1. Bipolar Coagulation:

• Function: These forceps are equipped with two electrical conductors that apply current directly to the tissue between the tips, allowing for precise cauterization. The current only flows between the tips (not through the entire body), which reduces the risk of injury to surrounding tissues.
• Usage: Bipolar forceps are commonly used in delicate surgeries where precise control over tissue coagulation is necessary, such as in neurosurgery, ophthalmic surgery, and other delicate surgeries.

2. Non-Stick Properties:

• Coating: Non-stick bipolar forceps have a special coating (often made from materials like titanium or ceramic or sometimes even a non-stick material like Teflon), which prevents tissue from adhering to the tips of the forceps during the procedure.
• Benefit: When tissues or fluids, such as blood, are exposed to heat during coagulation, they can stick to the forceps. This can interrupt the surgeon's work, requiring additional cleaning and affecting the outcome. The non-stick coating helps avoid this issue, ensuring that the forceps remain clean and easy to manipulate during the procedure.

Applications:

• Tissue Dissection: Used for precise tissue dissection, where coagulation is necessary to control bleeding.
• Laparoscopic Surgery: Common in minimally invasive procedures like laparoscopies, where precision is critical and tissues need to be sealed without excessive bleeding.
• Neurosurgery & Ophthalmic Surgery: Ideal for highly sensitive surgeries that require careful handling of delicate tissues.