Bayonet Angled Up Forceps Archives

Bayonet Angled Up Forceps are specialized surgical instruments featuring a bayonet-shaped shaft with tips that are angled upward relative to the handle. This dual-angle design provides a significant ergonomic advantage: the bayonet shaft keeps the hand out of the line of sight, while the upward-angled tips allow for optimal access to tissues or structures that lie on a superior plane within the deep surgical field. This instrument is particularly useful in ENT surgery (e.g., for tonsillar fossa work) and neurosurgery where precise manipulation in a recessed, overhead area is required.

Key Features:

Bayonet shaft provides an unobstructed view of deep surgical sites.
Upward-angled tips facilitate access to superior or overhead surfaces within the cavity.
Ideal for procedures in the tonsillar fossa, skull base, and other deep, angled anatomies.
Improves surgical ergonomics and precision in complex fields.
Available with smooth or serrated tips for various grasping tasks.
A specialized design for enhanced access in challenging surgical locations.