Description

The Leriche Artery Forceps 1×2 T is an essential instrument in vascular, general, and reconstructive surgery, specifically engineered for the reliable occlusion of arteries and veins. This Leriche Artery Forceps 1×2 T features a slender profile with sharp 1×2 teeth that allow the clinician to grasp dense or slippery tissues without the risk of instrument slippage. When performing a deep ligation or a delicate tissue dissection, the Leriche Artery Forceps 1×2 T provides the necessary mechanical stability to maintain a clear and blood-free surgical field.

Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, the Leriche Artery Forceps 1×2 T is built to resist corrosion and maintain its precise jaw alignment through repeated sterilization cycles. The Leriche Artery Forceps 1×2 T is designed with a ratcheted locking mechanism, enabling the surgeon to apply variable clamping pressure while keeping their hands free for other tasks. Many surgical specialists prefer the Leriche Artery Forceps 1×2 T by Fiya Surgical because of its balanced ergonomics and anti-glare satin finish. This instrument is a staple in surgical sets requiring high-traction hemostatic control.

Clinical Recommendations

• For Delicate Suture Management: This forceps works effectively alongside our Metzenbaum Scissors Delicate for precise tissue trimming and vessel preparation.
• For Secure Hemostasis: Pair this with our Halsted Mosquito Forceps to manage varying vessel sizes within the same operative field.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Reusable, High-Quality Stainless Steel (Autoclavable).
• Tip Configuration: 1×2 Toothed tip with fine transverse serrations.
• Handle Type: Ratcheted finger-ring handle for secure locking.
• Total Length: 15cm (Standard surgical size).
• Finish: Satin finish to eliminate glare under surgical theater lights.
• Quality Assurance: ISO & CE Certified with a 3-Year Warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• What is the purpose of the 1×2 teeth on Leriche forceps?
  The teeth provide additional traction, making these forceps ideal for grasping slippery vessels or tough connective tissue that might slide out of standard serrated jaws.
• Can these be used as regular hemostats?
  Yes, but they are specifically preferred when extra “bite” is needed. For extremely delicate vessels, a non-toothed version may be used to further minimize trauma.
• How do I ensure the ratchet mechanism stays functional?
  Regularly lubricate the box lock and check the alignment of the teeth and serrations after each cleaning to ensure the locking mechanism remains smooth.