Specialized instruments or tools designed for use in surgical procedures, ranging from simple handheld devices to advanced robotic systems.
A precision cutting tool used by surgeons for making incisions during surgery, available in various shapes and sizes for different procedures.
Surgical grasping instruments with pincers or tweezers-like tips, used for holding, manipulating, or extracting tissues and objects during surgery.
Clamps designed to control bleeding by temporarily blocking blood vessels during surgery, aiding in achieving hemostasis.
Cutting instruments with two opposing blades, used for dissecting tissues, cutting sutures, and performing precise incisions during surgery.
A surgical tool that uses electrical currents to cut or coagulate tissues, providing hemostasis and minimizing blood loss during surgery.
A device that uses focused laser beams for cutting, coagulating, or ablating tissues in various surgical procedures, offering precision and minimizing damage to surrounding areas.
A pointed instrument with a protective sleeve, used to puncture the body wall for the introduction of other surgical instruments, such as laparoscopic tools.
Powered tools designed for drilling holes in bone during orthopedic or neurosurgical procedures, often used for implant placement.
Instruments used to hold back tissues and organs, creating a clear surgical field and facilitating access for the surgeon during procedures.