ARTERY SEALER FORCEPS NON-STICK

BIPOLAR ARTERY SEALER FORCEPS  are specialized surgical instruments used in various medical procedures, particularly in minimally invasive surgery (MIS) and laparoscopic procedures. These forceps are designed to simultaneously grasp and seal small blood vessels or tissue using bipolar energy. Unlike traditional electrocautery, which uses a single electrode and a grounding pad, bipolar artery sealers have two tips that deliver electrical energy directly to the tissue between them, creating a controlled seal without the need for extensive collateral damage. This technology helps minimize bleeding and reduce the risk of complications during surgery, making bipolar artery sealer forceps valuable tools in modern surgical practice.

Non-stick: The “non-stick” feature refers to a coating or surface treatment applied to the forceps that prevents tissues, blood, or other fluids from adhering to the instrument during surgery. This helps to maintain visibility and prevents the forceps from becoming clogged or obstructed, which could interfere with the sealing process.