- Made of S.S
Kocher Forceps uses:
- Clamping: Kocher forceps, also known as Kocher’s hemostats, are used for clamping blood vessels or tissues during surgical procedures to control bleeding.
- Tissue Grasping: They are employed for grasping and holding tissues, facilitating manipulation and exposure during various surgical interventions.
- Trauma and Orthopedics: Kocher forceps find application in trauma and orthopedic surgeries, where firm and secure tissue handling is essential.
- Surgical Hemostasis: These forceps are particularly useful for achieving hemostasis, ensuring blood vessels are temporarily occluded during surgery.
- Tissue Dissection: Kocher forceps can be utilized for delicate tissue dissection, separating and exposing anatomical structures with precision.
- Dressing Forceps: In addition to surgical applications, Kocher forceps are also used in wound care and dressing changes.
- Jaw Design: They typically have a serrated or toothed pattern on the jaws to provide a secure grip on tissues and vessels.
- General Surgery: Kocher forceps are versatile instruments widely used in various general surgical procedures, contributing to efficient tissue manipulation and control.
