Medical Bipolar Forceps Archives

Medical Bipolar Forceps are specialized electrosurgical instruments used for controlled hemostasis (stopping bleeding) during surgery. Unlike monopolar cautery, bipolar forceps confine the electrical current to the tissue held between their two tips, minimizing thermal spread and collateral damage to surrounding tissues. This makes them safer for use near nerves, blood vessels, and vital organs. They are indispensable in neurosurgery, plastic surgery, ENT, gynecology, and any procedure where precise, localized coagulation is required to maintain a clear surgical field and enhance patient safety.

Key Features:

Bipolar design confines current to tissue between tips, reducing lateral thermal damage.
Used for precise coagulation of small to medium-sized vessels in a wet field.
Essential in neurosurgery, plastic surgery, ENT, gynecology, and general surgery.
Available in various tip designs (fine, standard, curved, bayonet) and lengths.
Enhances surgical safety by protecting adjacent delicate structures.
A fundamental category of electrosurgical instruments for modern surgery.