Surgical Instrument Techniques and Grips Overview
Explore a detailed guide on various surgical instruments, grips, and techniques including needle manipulation, tissue forceps usage, and artery forceps variations. Enhance your surgical skills and knowledge with practical insights.
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Mayo Mayo- -Hegar Hegar Olsen Olsen- -Hegar Hegar Micro Micro- -spring spring
Needle grasped perpendicular to the jaws Grasp near the center of the curve for most situations Grasp near tip if penetrating tough tissue Grasp near eye or swedged-on end for large amount of tissue Rotating the wrist while the needle is penetrating the tissue uses the arc of needle so less force is needed Rotating the wrist while the needle is penetrating the tissue uses the arc of needle so less force is needed
Wide based tripod grip..concavity downward Backhaus towel clamp Cross action towel clamp To fix the drape drape to drape and skin grip
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Finger tip grip Pencil grip Palm grip Reverse pencil grip
General Mayo Metzbaum Curved vs Straight
Good hold, less tissue strangulation Poor hold, tissue strangulation Brown fine tips..broad handle for delicate secure grasp also for manipulating small needles during suturing Brown- -Adson Adson
Poor control Correct pencil grip
Consider replacing with stay sutures for prolonged grip Allis tissue forceps Babcock tissue forceps
Mosquito straight n curved Rochester Carmalt large crushing for pedicles Crile curved stout large Wide base tripod grip Dunhill, Spencer Wells, Kocher s, Dunhill, Spencer Wells, Kocher s, Ochsner s Ochsner s are some other artery forceps are some other artery forceps
