Angled Down European Bipolar Forceps

Angled Down European Bipolar Forceps are specialized microsurgical instruments designed for coagulation in hard-to-reach areas where a downward angle improves access and ergonomics. Featuring European-style ring handles, the forceps’ tips are angled downward relative to the shaft. This design is particularly useful in ENT surgery (e.g., tonsillectomy, sinus surgery), neurosurgery, and deep cavity procedures where the surgeon needs to coagulate vessels on a floor or surface that is below the level of the incision, without awkward hand positioning.

Key Features:

Tips are angled downward from the shaft, providing optimal access to lower-lying tissues.
European-style ring handles offer a comfortable, traditional grip.
Bipolar design confines current flow between the tips for safe, localized coagulation.
Ideal for tonsillar fossa hemostasis, base of skull surgery, and other deep, angled surgical fields.
Improves surgical ergonomics and reduces hand fatigue during prolonged cases.
Combines precise energy delivery with superior access for challenging anatomical angles.