BR Surgical DESCHAMPS Ligature Needle, sharp, right, 9½"

Yes, this is a Factory New surgical instrument manufactured by BR Surgical. It is specifically designed as a Deschamps pattern ligature needle to ensure high-precision performance during delicate surgical procedures.

The sharp tip is engineered for effective and controlled tissue penetration, allowing surgeons to navigate around vessels and anatomical structures with greater ease and accuracy.

The right-oriented configuration is specifically optimized for surgeons who prefer this curvature for specialized operative access, allowing for superior maneuverability when navigating around challenging anatomical constraints.

Absolutely. The 9½-inch overall length provides the necessary reach required for deep surgical access, making it an excellent choice for procedures where standard shorter instruments might fall short.

The Deschamps pattern is a gold standard in surgical tools for the passage of ligatures around vessels. Its unique curved design facilitates the placement of sutures or ties beneath tissues efficiently.

Yes, as a professional-grade medical device from BR Surgical, this instrument is manufactured to meet the rigorous demands of the medical field, ensuring reliability when you need it most.

Yes, this product is supplied as Factory New. This ensures that you receive an unused, high-quality instrument that arrives in its optimal, pristine condition for sterile surgical environments.

Unlike generic instruments, this needle is a specialized model (BR26-11124) designed with a specific curvature and tip configuration. It is intended for surgeons who require a particular reach and angle for complex ligation tasks.

As a precision surgical tool, it should be handled, cleaned, and sterilized according to your facility’s standard operating procedures for stainless steel surgical instruments to ensure longevity and continued performance.

Certainly. The ergonomic design, combined with the 9½-inch reach and sharp tip, makes this an ideal choice for procedures that demand precise placement of ligatures around tight or challenging anatomical structures.