- Weight: 0.1 lb
- Bipolar Forceps Electrode, Adson Serrated Tips, 5" (13 cm), Requires Foot Switch & 780911 Cord, 1.5mm Tip Insulated
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Frequently asked questions
What makes these bipolar forceps suitable for precise coagulation?
The ConMed Bipolar Forceps are designed for precise coagulation in delicate surgical procedures. Their fine, 1mm Adson serrated tips and insulated design allow for accurate application of high-frequency electrical current.
Are these forceps reusable and autoclavable?
Yes, the ConMed Bipolar Forceps are designed to be reusable and autoclavable, ensuring procedural consistency across multiple surgeries.
Key details regarding reusability and sterilization:
- Maximum Reusability: They are rated for up to 20 repeated uses or 90 days of service, whichever comes first.
- Sterilization Method: They must be sterilized using an autoclavable method.
- Care Warning: It is critical to note that cold sterilization methods may damage the insulating material of the forceps, potentially compromising their safety and effectiveness.
How does the design ensure safe usage of electrical current?
The forceps are designed with insulation to ensure a safe and controlled application of high-frequency electrical current during procedures, preventing unintended electrical discharge.
What equipment is required to operate these bipolar forceps?
The ConMed Bipolar Forceps are designed for use with electrosurgical generators like the Hyfrecator 2000 and require a foot switch and bipolar cord for operation. These components are necessary for the forceps to function properly.
In which types of surgical procedures can these forceps be used?
These forceps are intended for use in neurosurgical, ophthalmic, plastic, and reconstructive surgical procedures, where precise coagulation and desiccation are essential.
What are the dimensions of the forceps?
The forceps are 5 inches (13 cm) long with a 1mm tip, allowing for precise manipulation and coagulation in delicate surgical areas.
What is the maximum voltage that can be used with these forceps?
The maximum voltage for the ConMed Bipolar Forceps should not exceed 300V peak to ensure safe and effective operation.
What are the benefits of having Adson serrated tips?
The forceps feature Adson serrated tips, which provide a secure grip on tissue during coagulation and desiccation, enhancing precision and control.
What is the intended use of these forceps?
These forceps are designed for grasping and coagulating tissue to control bleeding. They are particularly suitable for neurosurgical, ophthalmic, plastic, and reconstructive surgical procedures.
What is the reusability limit?
These ConMed Bipolar Forceps are designed for repeated use and are autoclavable.
The maximum reusability limit is strictly defined as:
- Up to 20 uses.
- Or 90 days from the date of first use, whichever occurs first.
Important Care Note: To maintain the integrity of the insulating material, cold sterilization methods must be avoided.