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This document provides descriptions of various surgical instruments used in a cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal surgery). It lists and briefly describes the purpose of forceps, retractors, scissors, cautery equipment, kidney trays, and other tools needed to perform this type of procedure. Key instruments mentioned include gallstone forceps for removing stones, cystic duct forceps for holding the duct, suction tips for removing fluid, and retractors like Deaver's for holding back tissue during the surgery.
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Robot-controlled
instrument that mimics
surgeon's hand motions at
the surgical site.
Arthroscope: Endoscope
used to visualize joint
spaces for diagnosis or
procedures.
Console: Surgeon sits here
to control robotic arms and
instruments via hand
controls and foot pedals.
Power Tools: Drills, saws,
reamers, etc. used to
prepare bone surfaces and
implant prostheses.
Robot Cart: Mobile unit
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instruments. Maintains
sterility at surgical site.
Implants: Joint replacement
components made of
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ceramics.
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- 2. Is a perforating clamp used for grasping tissue, securing towels or drapes. Backhous Towel Clips
- 3. Used to pick up cotton swabs or sponges during surgery Sponge Holding Forceps
- 4. Knife handles and Blades Knife handles are intended to be use with surgical blades for cutting and tissue separation.
- 5. Straight Mayo Scissor used near the surface of a surgical wound to cut fascia and muscle layers, and also use in cutting sutures
- 6. Curved Mayo Scissor Allow deeper penetration into the surgical wound to cut thicker tissues within the body for instance cutting tissue, shear and cystic duct
- 7. Cautery Lead It can be used to burn and seal blood vessels. This helps reduce or stop bleeding during surgery or after an injury.
- 8. Allis’s Tissue Forceps are primarily used to hold or grasp heavy tissue with the interlocking teeth
- 9. Needle Holder also called needle driver, used to hold a suturing needle for closing wounds during suturing and surgical procedure
- 10. Dissecting Forceps (plain) Used for grasping and holding objects and use in dressing
- 11. Dissecting Forceps (toothed) Used to handle tissue and different material and also use to manipulate needles and other instruments.
- 12. Blake Gallstone Forceps Use in removing gallstones when need to be removed from the gallbladder
- 13. Rectangle (Cholecystectomy Forceps) Used to hold cystic duct
- 14. Suction tube with Nozzle Use to suction fluid and blood Yankauer Suction Tip
- 15. Czerny’s Retractors Used to superficial retraction of skin incision during laparotomy and other surgeries
- 16. Deaver’s Retractors Is a large handled retractor commonly used to hold back the abdominal wall during abdominal or thoracic procedures.
- 17. Kidney Tray is a shallow kidney shaped basin, widely used in surgical procedures for carrying dressing, bandages, small instruments, soiled dressing and other medical waste.
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