Description

Brodie Probe: Essential Tool for Fistula and Sinus Tract Exploration in Proctology

At Fiya Surgical these probe are made with high-quality steel, the size of probe 20cm with round blunt tip which make it ideal for exploring and diagnosing Fistulas, anal and rectal regions, these fistulas probe are essential tool for identifying the direction of these tracts, which is important for effective treatment planning.

Common Uses:

• Fistula Exploration: Used to fine trace the path of anal fistulas.
• Sinus Tract Examination: Helps in diagnosing sinus tracts in the rectal or perianal area.
• Surgical Planning: These Rectal probe Assists surgeons in exploration before before performing procedures.
• Postoperative Evaluation: Used to check the healing progress of treated tracts.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

1. Manufacturer By: Fiya Surgical
2. Type of instruments: Probe
3. Working Function: Exploration
4. Specialty: Fistulas, Rectal, exploration
5. Usage: Reusable
6. Material: German Stainless steel
7. Warranty: Lifetime
8. Rusting Prevention Procedure: Passivated, Boil Test
9. Ultrasonic Cleaned: Yes
10. Dull-Polished: Matt Finish
11. Tests Performed: Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
12. Packing: Individually Packed, Laser Marking
13. Sterility: Non-Sterile
14. QC Passed: Yes

People Also Ask

Q: What is a Brodie probe used for?
A: It is a surgical instrument used to explore wounds, fistulas, or sinus tracts and help surgeons locate or trace tissue pathways safely during procedures.

Q: Why does a Brodie probe have a blunt round tip?
A: The blunt rounded tip allows surgeons to explore tissues without cutting or damaging surrounding structures, making it safer for delicate surgical exploration.

Q: Why is a 20 cm Brodie probe commonly used?
A: A 20 cm length provides sufficient reach for exploring deeper areas while still allowing precise control in surgical and diagnostic procedures.

Q: Can a Brodie probe be sterilized and reused?
A: Yes — Brodie probes are typically made from surgical-grade stainless steel, allowing them to be autoclaved and reused in clinical settings.