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Open Surgery General Instruments

 

  1. Cutting Instruments
    • Scalpel: A precision cutting tool for making incisions. Available in reusable or disposable designs.
    • Scissors: For tissue dissection or suture cutting, with variations like Mayo, Metzenbaum, or iris scissors.
  2. Grasping and Holding Instruments
    • Forceps: Designed for firm tissue manipulation; variations include tissue forceps, dressing forceps, and toothed forceps.
    • Needle Holders: Used to secure needles during suturing with sizes to match surgical applications.
  3. Clamping Instruments
    • Hemostats: Used to control bleeding, available in curved or straight designs.
    • Towel Clamps: Secure drapes or tissues, often used for surgical site preparation.
  4. Retracting and Exposing Instruments
    • Retractors: Hold back tissues or organs for better access, available in handheld or self-retaining styles.
  5. Probing Instruments
    • Probes: Used to explore wounds, cavities, or track structures.
    • Dilators: Gradually expand body passages or tissues.
  6. Suction Instruments
    • Suction Tips: Remove fluids or debris during surgery, like Yankauer or Poole suction tips.
  7. Miscellaneous Instruments
    • Speculums: For opening orifices to provide visibility and access.
    • Sponge Forceps: Hold sponges or gauze during procedures.