Jansen Bayonet Bipolar Forcep

The Jansen Bayonet Bipolar Forcep is a surgical tool designed for coagulating and manipulating tissue during delicate surgeries. It is commonly used in neurosurgery, plastic surgery, and other procedures that require precise control. The bayonet design allows the surgeon to access hard-to-reach areas, such as deep brain or spinal regions.

Design and Features:

• Bayonet Shape: The bayonet shape improves access to deep surgical sites, especially near the brain or spine, without obstructing the view.
• Bipolar Electrode: The two electrodes pass electrical current through tissue between the tips. This helps coagulate, cut, or cauterize tissue while minimizing damage to surrounding areas.
• Handle: The ergonomic handle provides a comfortable, firm grip, even during long procedures. It is made from durable materials like stainless steel.
• Tips: The fine, precise tips allow surgeons to handle delicate tissue without causing unnecessary trauma. The tips may have smooth or serrated finishes, depending on the surgery.

Materials:

• Stainless Steel: The body and handle are made from high-quality stainless steel, which resists corrosion and is easy to sterilize.
• Bipolar Electrode: The tips are made from materials that conduct electricity effectively while withstanding high temperatures.

Functionality and Use:

• Tissue Coagulation and Dissection: The forcep is used to coagulate small blood vessels and cut tissue. Its bipolar design applies electrical energy directly to the tissue between the tips, reducing thermal injury to surrounding tissues.
• Precision: The fine tips and bayonet shape make this forcep ideal for precise manipulation of delicate structures in tight spaces.
• Control: The bipolar function allows the surgeon to control coagulation and dissection with great precision. It is commonly used in neurosurgery and reconstructive surgery.

Advantages:

• Improved Access: The bayonet design allows access to hard-to-reach areas with better visibility and control.
• Precision: The bipolar function and fine tips provide precision in coagulating and cutting tissue.
• Ergonomics: The handle design reduces hand strain during long procedures.
• Minimized Tissue Damage: The bipolar mechanism minimizes the risk of damaging surrounding tissue by focusing the electrical current on the tissue between the tips.

Care and Maintenance:

• Sterilization: After use, the Jansen Bayonet Bipolar Forcep should be sterilized, typically via autoclaving, to prevent infection.
• Inspection: Regular inspections are necessary to check for signs of wear or damage, especially in the electrical components.
• Lubrication and Cleaning: Clean the forcep after each use to remove debris. Lubricate the moving parts occasionally and maintain the electrical connections to prevent failures.