Kelly Hemerrhoid With Light Source
$30.35$300.00 (-90%)
The Kelly Hemorrhoid Forceps with Light Source is a specialized surgical instrument designed for the treatment of hemorrhoids, particularly in procedures such as hemorrhoidectomy or ligation. The inclusion of a built-in light source enhances visibility in the anal canal and rectum, improving precision and safety during surgery.
🔧 Instrument Overview: Kelly Hemorrhoid Forceps with Light Source
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Kelly Hemorrhoid Forceps (or Clamp) |
| Function | Grasping, holding, and exposing hemorrhoidal tissue during surgery |
| Design | Long, slender forceps with a curved or straight shaft; serrated or fenestrated tips |
| Light Source | Fiber-optic or LED light integrated into the shaft or handle to illuminate the surgical field inside the anal canal |
| Material | Surgical-grade stainless steel; may include detachable fiber-optic cable or battery-powered LED |
| Sterilization | Autoclavable (metal parts); check if the light component is detachable or autoclavable separately |
🩺 Common Uses
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Hemorrhoidectomy (excision of hemorrhoids)
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Hemorrhoidal ligation (tying off internal hemorrhoids)
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Anoscopic procedures requiring improved visualization
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Minor proctologic surgeries involving the rectum or anal canal
✅ Benefits of Integrated Light Source
| Advantage | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Improved Visibility | Direct illumination of the anal canal reduces need for separate light sources |
| Hands-Free Illumination | Frees up assistants and reduces shadows in narrow surgical fields |
| Enhanced Precision | Better visualization of hemorrhoidal tissue and vascular structures |
🔍 Related Instruments
| Instrument | Function |
|---|---|
| Barron Ligator | Rubber band ligation of hemorrhoids |
| Hill-Ferguson Retractor | Anal retractor with or without light |
| Anoscope with Light | Visualization and access for minor rectal procedures |
| Pratt Rectal Speculum (w/ light) | Open rectal access with illumination |
⚠️ Notes for Use
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Ensure compatibility of light source (if external fiber-optic or battery handle)
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Check for autoclavability and light source durability
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Inspect before surgery to confirm light output and tip integrity
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