Osher Tissue Forceps Curved 12.0 cm (4.7)

Supports General Surgery workflows requiring controlled forceps handling.
Also suits Ophthalmic applications where focused instrument handling matters.
Curved construction supports access and visualization around operative anatomy.
Non-stick surfaces can help reduce unwanted tissue adherence during handling.
At 4 5/8 inches, the length supports reach in focused fields.
The 2.0mm profile supports focused access during delicate instrument manipulation.

Brand: surgivalley

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SKU: 001213127

Categories: Forceps, Forceps

Tags: bipolar forceps

Controlled Bipolar Handling for Focused Access

The Osher bipolar coaptation forceps are designed for precise grasping and coaptation tasks where a slender, controlled instrument can support access and handling. Their 4 5/8" curved shaft helps approach the working area from an angled path, while the 2.0mm-wide non-stick tips and angled platforms support focused contact at the instrument end. A flat handle provides a familiar surface for controlled manipulation. Suitable for task-focused use in General Surgery and Ophthalmic workflows, this forceps configuration helps clinicians manage delicate instrument positioning and visualization without adding unnecessary bulk to the working field.

Use Cases

Approach and handle tissue or fine structures from an angled direction during General Surgery procedures.
Support coaptation tasks requiring focused contact through the 2.0mm-wide tips.
Use the curved shaft to help reach areas where a straight instrument may be less convenient to position.
Apply the angled platforms when a specific approach to the working area is preferred in Ophthalmic workflows.
Use the flat handle for controlled positioning during focused forceps manipulation.

Specifications

Care & Handling

Clean the forceps according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the curved shaft, angled platforms, tips, and flat handle before and after use for visible damage or changes in alignment.
Handle the non-stick tips carefully to help avoid scratching, bending, or other surface damage.
Store the forceps in a manner that protects the tips and prevents contact with other instruments.