Brand : ESC Medicams
Application : Laparoscopy
NOTE : BIPOLAR CABLE NOT INCLUDED
Material : Stainless Steel
Diameter : 5 mm.
Length : 320 mm.
Autoclaveable : Yes
Rotatable Handle Design
Color : Blue
Country of Origin : India
 
Bipolar Electrosurgical Capability: Unlike monopolar instruments, which require a separate return electrode, laparoscopic bipolar forceps have both active and return electrodes integrated into their tips. This setup allows for precise application of electrosurgical energy between the two tips, minimizing the risk of unintended tissue damage or electrical burns.
Insulated Tips: The tips of laparoscopic bipolar forceps are typically insulated to prevent unintended tissue damage or arcing when energy is applied. This insulation ensures that the electrical current flows only between the active and return electrodes at the tips, enhancing safety during surgery.
Grasping Mechanism: Laparoscopic bipolar forceps has fine jaw tips which allows surgeons to securely grasp tissue or blood vessels between the jaws, facilitating precise manipulation and control during surgery.
Fine Control: Bissinger Type laparoscopic bipolar forceps models offer fine control over grasping pressure and electrical energy settings. This enables surgeons to adjust the instrument according to the specific requirements of the surgical procedure and the patient's anatomy, minimizing the risk of tissue trauma or bleeding.
Versatility: Laparoscopic bipolar forceps can be used for a wide range of surgical tasks, including grasping, coagulation, and cutting of tissue. Some models may incorporate additional features, such as interchangeable tips or a combination of bipolar and monopolar capabilities, further enhancing their versatility in different surgical scenarios.
Durability and Sterilizability: Bissinger Type Laparoscopic bipolar forceps are constructed from durable materials such as stainless steel or titanium, ensuring longevity and resistance to corrosion. They are also designed to be sterilized using standard autoclaving or sterilization techniques, maintaining a high level of sterility for use in surgical procedures.