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Surgical Instruments

The document provides a detailed overview of various surgical instruments used in general surgery, including their specific functions and characteristics. Instruments such as forceps, retractors, scissors, and catheters are described, highlighting their uses in procedures like hemostasis, tissue handling, and drainage. Additionally, the document mentions the importance of proper sterilization and handling of these instruments in the operating room.

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Surgical Instruments

The document provides a detailed overview of various surgical instruments used in general surgery, including their specific functions and characteristics. Instruments such as forceps, retractors, scissors, and catheters are described, highlighting their uses in procedures like hemostasis, tissue handling, and drainage. Additionally, the document mentions the importance of proper sterilization and handling of these instruments in the operating room.

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Surgical Instruments

Dr.Amar Birajdar
PG Resident
Department of General Surgery
CHEATLE’S FORCEP

• To pick Sterilised articles


like Drape, Instruments,
Gauze, Pad
• Dipped in Antiseptic
Solution
SPONGE HOLDING FORCEP

• Fenestrated, Serrated Flat


Distal End with Lock
• To mop while draping
• To Swab the Cavities
• To Hold the Gall Bladder
TOWEL CLIP

• To fix the drape in OT


• To Fix the suction tube
• To fix the diathermy Wire
ARTERY FORCEP (HEMOSTAT)

• Based on Size:
Small/Mosquito Forcep
• Medium & Large
• Straight/Curved
• To catch bleeding points
• To Open the Facial Planes
• To pass ligature material
• To hold suture
• To drain an abscess
KOCHERS FORCEP

• Serrations at the distal


blade & Tooth at the tip
• To hold pedicle, Tough
Structure, Cut end of the
muscle
• To hold resected bowel
• To hold gauze for blunt
dissection
ALLI’S TISSUE HOLDING FORCEP

• Distal blade are not


opposing each other
• Tip has teeth which
opposes each other
• To hold skin flap
• To hold fascia,
apponeurosis, bladder wall
BABCOCK’S FORCEP

• Distal part of blades are


curved with triangular
fenestra
• Has lock in proximal part
• To hold any part of bowel,
Fallopian tube
• To hold Appendix, Ureter,
Cord
LANGENBECK’S RETRACTOR

• Long Handle with small


Blade at the end
• To retract skin in hernia
surgery
• To retract fascia, skin &
aponeurosis
CZERNY’S RETRACTOR (HERNIA RETRACTOR)

• One side thick & small


blade at one end &
biflanged hook on other
side
• To retract skin & Fascia
like Hernia Surgery
• Laparotomy especially
during closure of
Abdominal wall.
MORRIS RETRACTOR

• Single straight blade


• To retract abdominal wall
DEAVER’S RETRACTOR

• Retractor with broad,


gently curved blade
• Used retract Liver, Spleen
& Other abdominal viscera
• Atraumatic & give
adequate exposure of
surgical field
DOYEN’S RETRACTOR

• Sinle blade with curve


• Used in Pelvic surgery
PROCTOSCOPE

• Rectal Examination for


Hemorrhoids & Fissure,
Fistula
• Stellate & Hollow Spatula
with Holder
TOOTHED FORCEP

• Used to Hold Skin & Tough


structure
NON-TOOTHED FORCEP

• Used to Hold Skin & Tough


structure
NEEDLE HOLDER

• Smaller distla blades with


serrations with grrove
• Straight or curved
• Holding Needle while
stitching
• Junction Proximal 2/3rd &
Distal 1/3rd.
DESJARDIN’S FORCEP

• Long distal blade with


smooth serrations &
fenestra at the tip
• No lock
• Used in
Choledocholithotomy
procedure (Removal of
CBD stone)
RIGHT ANGLE FORCEP

• Used to dissect pedicle


• To pass ligature
• Used in Open
Cholecystectomy & Open
Appendisectomy
Procedure
STRAIGHT SCISSOR

• Straight long with both the


edges are sharp
• To cut Suture Material
• To cut Skin Tissue tendon
& Soft tissue
CURVED SCISSOR

• Curved long with both the


edges are sharp
• To cut Suture Material
• To cut Skin Tissue tendon
& Soft tissue
STITCH CUTTING SCISSOR

• No Lock
• With Curved Sharp edges
• Used to cut the Stitch
RYLES TUBE
• Green or Orange Plastic
Tube easily pass through
Nasal cavity Oesophagus
Stomach
• Has Marking like 40, 50 60
cm
• Has radiopaque line for
demarcation Lead shots
• Used for feeding in
cpomatose
• Prevent Aspiration.
FOLEYS CATHETER

• Double lumen Rubber tube


• French indicate outer
diameter of Catheter
• Has Bulb
• Two way at one end for
Ballon inflation & One for
Urinary drainage
CORRUGATOR RUBBER DRAIN

• Rubber drain used in


Hydrocele Surgery
• Open Type of Drain
INFANT FEEDING TUBE

• With marking but No lead


shots
• Used for feeding purpose
in infants with
fasciomaxillary injury
KEHR’S T TUBE

• Made by Latex or red


rubber
• Placed in CBD for
Drainage of Bile
• Has Radio-opaque line
• Used in CBD Exploration
Surgery
ROMOVAC SUCTION DRAIN
• Closed Suction tube
drainage system
• Has Mechanically suction
has been created by suction
corrugation
• Has sharp metallic
introducer to puncture the
skin
• Used in Abdominal Surgery
• Thyrodectomy, Mastectomy
UNIPOLAR CAUTERY

• Resmeble a Pen
• Used for cutting &
coagulating tissue
• Yellow Cutting & Blue
Coagulation
• No Need of Cautery Pad
• Cant be used in patinets
with cardiac pacemakers
BIPOLAR CAUTERY

• Resemble like a prong


• Two Arms
• Only Coagulation
• No need of cautery pad
• Safe to close vitals
structure & end arteries in
patient with pace makers
SURGICAL BLADE

• No 11- Pointed used for


Incison & Drainage
• No 12 for Suture Removal
• No 15 for Small Incion
Surgeries
• No 20 to 24 used in Large
Incision Surgeries (Stab
Incision)
BP Handle (Bard Parker)

• Scalpel (With Blade)


• Blade Holder
• Blade is being Loaded at
one End
• Has grip for holding
• Always be kept in Kidney
Tray
SUTURE MATERIAL
DIATHERMY MACHINE PLATE FOOT SWITCH
DIATHERMY MACHINE PLATE FOOT SWITCH

• Diathermy act as Energy


Source
• Plate act as Positive
Electrode kept below skin
• Paddle has Two Keys
• Blue & Yellow to coagulate
& Cut
Ileostomy Bag
I/V CANNULA

• Wider the Bore Longer the


Lenth
• Colour Coding
• As bore increses flow of
the fluid increases
• Volume of fluid to be
transfuse ml/hour
Colostomy Bag

• Used in Exploratory
Laparotomy with Bowel
stoma
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