A Schroeder tenaculum forceps, particularly in its angled form, is a surgical instrument commonly used in gynecological procedures. Here’s some information about it:
Description:
- Design: The instrument typically features long handles with sharp, pointed, and curved tips or hooks at the working end. The angled version has a slight curve, making it more ergonomic and suitable for specific applications.
- Material: Stainless steel is the standard material for its durability, sterilizability, and resistance to corrosion.
- Size: Varies in length but usually falls within a range to ensure precision and comfort during procedures.
Uses:
- Gynecology:
- Used for grasping and stabilizing the cervix during procedures such as intrauterine device (IUD) placement, endometrial biopsies, and dilation and curettage (D&C).
- Facilitates uterine manipulation during surgeries like hysteroscopies or laparoscopies.
- Surgical Procedures:
- Provides traction and stabilization of tissues.
- Assists in ensuring precision and minimizing tissue trauma during delicate operations.
Features:
- Angled Design: The curve in the angled forceps allows for better access to certain anatomical areas, improving visibility and precision.
- Locking Mechanism: Many Schroeder forceps include a ratchet locking system for secure gripping.
- Sharp Tips: Enable firm tissue grasping with minimal slippage.
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