Peanger

Basic understanding

Forceps, also known as hemostatic clips, are used to control bleeding during surgery. They are similar to both forceps and scissors and are used to clamp blood vessels to temporarily stop bleeding.

Types and uses

There are different types of forceps adapted for specific medical and surgical needs. They are often used in the first phases of surgical procedures to clamp blood vessels while waiting for ligation.

Design and function

The Peanger has a locking mechanism with several locking teeth on each handle, allowing adjustment of the clamping force. This locking mechanism helps to keep the blood vessels clamped during surgery.

The right type of forceps is essential to effectively manage bleeding and maintain a clear surgical field. Their design and function play an important role in surgical procedures, where precision and control are crucial for patient safety and the outcome of the operation.