
Kieback Hysterectomy Forceps 23.4 cm Serrated
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Kieback Hysterectomy Forceps are designed for grasping and holding tissue during hysterectomy and other gynecological procedures. Their longitudinally serrated jaws support a secure grip, while the 23.4 cm length provides practical reach for surgical handling.
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Hospital & Volume Procurement Pricing
Kieback Hysterectomy Forceps are specialized gynecological surgical instruments designed to assist with grasping and holding tissue during hysterectomy procedures and related operations. Their longitudinally serrated jaw design helps provide a firm hold during instrument handling, supporting controlled tissue manipulation as part of a surgeon’s technique. With an overall length of 23.4 cm, these forceps offer a useful balance of reach and handling for procedures requiring access to the operative field.
Design and Functional Features
The defining feature of these Kieback hysterectomy forceps is their longitudinally serrated gripping surface. The serrations are arranged along the length of the jaw to help maintain contact with the tissue being held. Appropriate tissue handling depends on the instrument design, the tissue involved, and the clinician’s technique; forceps should always be selected and used according to the requirements of the procedure.
The 23.4 cm length provides reach for gynecological surgical applications while allowing the operator to manipulate the instrument from outside the immediate operative site. The exact jaw profile, tip configuration, locking mechanism, and handle design should be confirmed against the supplier’s product specifications before purchase.
Surgical Applications
Kieback Hysterectomy Forceps are intended for professional use in gynecological surgery. They may be selected for tissue grasping and holding during hysterectomy procedures when the instrument’s precise configuration is appropriate for the task. Their use should be determined by a qualified surgical professional based on the procedure, tissue type, and required degree of control.
These forceps may form part of a gynecological instrument set used in hospitals, surgical centers, and other appropriately equipped clinical settings. They are not a substitute for selecting an instrument specifically suited to a particular tissue or operative step.
Material, Cleaning, and Sterilization
The exact manufacturing material is not specified in the supplied product title. Confirm the material, finish, and applicable medical-device documentation with the manufacturer or supplier before listing or purchasing the instrument. Do not assume a particular stainless-steel grade or country of origin without supporting product information.
Reusable surgical instruments must be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s infection-prevention protocols. Before each use, inspect the jaws, serrations, alignment, joints, and any locking components for damage, corrosion, wear, or impaired function. Instruments that show defects should be removed from service for assessment.
A Practical Instrument for Gynecological Surgery
With longitudinally serrated jaws and a 23.4 cm length, Kieback Hysterectomy Forceps provide a purpose-specific option for professional gynecological instrument inventories. Correct selection, careful handling, and appropriate reprocessing help support reliable instrument performance and patient safety. Buyers should verify the precise design, material, reusable status, and sterilization requirements before clinical use.
Key Features
Kieback-pattern hysterectomy forceps
Designed for professional gynecological surgical use
Longitudinally serrated jaw surfaces
Intended for controlled grasping and holding of tissue
Overall length: 23.4 cm
Suitable for consideration in hysterectomy instrument sets
Designed for handling by trained surgical professionals
Jaw configuration should be verified with the supplier
Material and finish require manufacturer confirmation
Cleaning and sterilization must follow validated instructions
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Kieback Hysterectomy Forceps |
| Instrument Type | Hysterectomy forceps |
| Specialty | Gynecology / General Surgery |
| Jaw Pattern | Longitudinally serrated |
| Overall Length | 23.4 cm |
| Primary Function | Tissue grasping and holding |
| Material | Not specified; confirm with supplier |
| Handle / Locking Design | Confirm with supplier |
| Reusable Status | Confirm manufacturer’s instructions |
| Sterilization | Follow validated manufacturer instructions |
| Intended Users | Qualified surgical professionals |
FAQs
1. What are Kieback Hysterectomy Forceps used for?
They are designed for grasping and holding tissue during hysterectomy and other gynecological procedures when the instrument’s configuration is suitable.
2. What is the length of these Kieback forceps?
The supplied product title specifies an overall length of 23.4 cm.
3. What does longitudinally serrated mean?
It describes gripping surfaces with serrations running lengthwise along the jaws to help maintain contact with the tissue being held.
4. Are these forceps suitable for all hysterectomy procedures?
Instrument selection depends on the procedure, tissue, and required jaw configuration. A qualified clinician should determine whether this model is appropriate.
5. What material are Kieback Hysterectomy Forceps made from?
The material is not identified in the supplied title. Confirm the material and grade with the manufacturer or supplier before purchase.
6. Can these forceps be sterilized and reused?
Reusable status and sterilization compatibility must be confirmed using the manufacturer’s instructions. Reprocessing should follow validated procedures and facility protocols.
7. What should be checked before using these forceps?
Inspect the jaws, serrations, alignment, joints, and any locking components for wear or damage, and verify that the instrument is appropriate for the intended procedure.
