Description:

FOERSTER Sponge Forceps with serrated jaws are specialized surgical instruments primarily used for handling sponges, tissues, and other soft materials during medical procedures. They feature a pair of long, slender jaws with fine serrations that allow for a firm, non-slip grip on surgical sponges, gauze, and other soft objects. The forceps are designed to be ergonomically easy to maneuver and are often used in surgeries that require careful handling of delicate tissues or cleaning up blood or fluid from the surgical site.

These forceps are typically made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability, resistance to corrosion, and ease of sterilization. The serrated design of the jaws enhances the forceps’ grip, preventing any slipping during delicate procedures.

Usage:

1. Sponge Handling: FOERSTER Sponge Forceps are commonly used during surgical operations to grasp and hold sponges or gauze for absorbing blood or fluids. The serrated jaws ensure the sponges are held securely in place without slipping, even when dealing with wet or slippery materials.
2. Tissue Manipulation: These forceps can also be used for holding and manipulating tissues in surgeries, providing the necessary control for surgeons when dealing with soft tissues in confined or delicate spaces.
3. Wound Cleaning and Dressing: They are helpful in cleaning the wound site by removing debris, blood, or fluids, ensuring the surgical area remains clear and visible.
4. Assisting in Hemostasis: The forceps are used to maintain hemostasis by controlling bleeding areas and holding sponges to absorb blood, especially during procedures like abdominal surgeries, gynecological procedures, and orthopedic surgeries.

Due to their precise design, FOERSTER Sponge Forceps are considered essential for many surgical and clinical environments, enhancing both the safety and efficiency of procedures.