Veterinary Endoscope Alligator Forceps | foreign body removal in animals
- Model
- YWQ-18-1600
Item specifics
- Material
- Medical grade stainless steel
- Purpose
- Foreign body removal forceps for animals
- Length
- 1600 mm
- Diameter
- 1.8 mm
Review
Description
Introduction to Veterinary Endoscope Alligator forceps
Main Features
High quality Material
Made of medical stainless steel and are
have good biocompatibility.
Minimal damage
Meticulously polished, causing minimal damage to the forceps channel.
Structure
High welding strength of the components， provides excellent mechanical performance.
Handle design
The handle features an optimized design with clear upper and lower stop points, offering a comfortable grip.
Detailed Pictures of Alligator forceps
Ergonomic design handle
Medical grade stainless steel tube
Veterinary laparoscope as a whole
Alligator forceps Technical Parameters
General Parameters |
Brand
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JeetVet
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Model
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YWQ-18-1600
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Purpose
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The alligator forceps are used with veterinary endoscopes for foreign body removal from animal body
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Diameter | 1.8 mm | ||
Forceps channel size | ≥2.0 mm | ||
Working length | 1600 mm | ||
Compatible devices | Veterinary endoscopes | ||
Alligator forceps Application Scenario
The alligator forceps are applied in various endoscopic procedures to grasp, manipulate, and remove objects or tissues within an animal's body. Their applications are diverse and critical in both diagnostic and therapeutic contexts:
1. Foreign Body Removal:
The forceps are frequently used to remove foreign objects that animals may ingest or inhale. These objects can become lodged in areas like the gastrointestinal tract, respiratory system, or urogenital tract. The alligator forceps' narrow, elongated design allows them to navigate through the endoscope and grasp the foreign object securely, facilitating its safe removal without the need for invasive surgery.
2. Tissue Biopsy:
During diagnostic endoscopic procedures, these forceps are employed to collect tissue samples for biopsy. Their serrated jaws provide a firm grip on small tissue sections, allowing for precise and minimally traumatic extraction. This is essential for diagnosing conditions such as tumors, inflammatory diseases, or infections in organs like the liver, stomach, or intestines.
3. Assisting in Endoscopic Surgeries:
In endoscopic surgeries, the alligator forceps are used to manipulate tissues, hold sutures, or retrieve surgical materials. They are especially useful in minimally invasive procedures, where they help position and secure tissues or tools within the body's narrow spaces. This application is crucial for procedures like polyp removal, stent placement, or retrieving surgical sponges.
4. Handling Delicate Tissues:
The forceps are ideal for handling delicate or fragile tissues in sensitive areas, such as the ear canal, nasal passages, or small intestines. Their precision and control minimize the risk of damaging surrounding tissues during procedures like polyp extraction or the removal of embedded objects, making them especially valuable in treating small or exotic animals.
5. Support in Diagnostic Procedures:
In addition to removing foreign bodies or collecting biopsies, the forceps are also used during diagnostic endoscopies to manipulate and position tissues for better visualization. This can be critical when evaluating abnormalities such as strictures, ulcers, or tumors, allowing for a more thorough and accurate diagnosis.
The alligator forceps are indispensable for performing a wide range of delicate and precise procedures, enhancing the safety and effectiveness of minimally invasive interventions in veterinary medicine.
