Bakes common bile duct dilators 9 2.0mm

Controlled Access for Bile Duct and Probe-Based Instrument Workflows

Bakes common bile duct dilators are surgical dilator-and-probe instruments intended to support controlled passage and assessment within common bile duct procedures. With a 9-inch length and 2.0mm diameter, this instrument provides a defined format for handling in General Surgery workflows where measured access is important. Its slender profile supports focused procedural manipulation while helping keep instrument selection straightforward. The same dilator-and-probe format may also be incorporated into approved cardiovascular procedural environments when consistent with facility protocols and the intended application. This specialty-neutral design supports organized instrument preparation, deliberate handling, and repeatable workflow use without adding unnecessary complexity.

Use Cases

• Support common bile duct dilation and probing tasks within General Surgery procedures.
• Use the 2.0mm working size when a defined dilator diameter is appropriate to the procedural step.
• Apply the 9-inch length for instrument handling where extended reach is needed within the operative field.
• Include in organized General Surgery instrument sets for bile duct and related probe-based workflows.
• Use only in cardiovascular procedural environments when the instrument’s intended application is established by facility protocols.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions for use.
• Inspect the dilator before and after use for visible soil, surface damage, bending, or other conditions that could affect handling.
• Handle the slender instrument carefully during transport, cleaning, and setup to help prevent unintended deformation.
• Store in a manner that protects the instrument from impact, bending, and contact with devices that could damage its working profile.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.