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Our extensive expertise and deep understanding of the healthcare sector since 2000 of becoming a global player, we have successfully exported our instruments to numerous countries, making a positive impact on healthcare worldwide by equipping them with the highest quality instruments, we contribute to improving patient outcomes and advancing medical practices.
Surgie HANDS prioritize customer satisfaction and strive to build long-term relationships based on trust and reliability. We value feedback from our clients and continuously work towards improving our products and services. If you are in need of high-quality surgical instruments for your healthcare facility, Surgie HANDS is here to meet your needs. Contact us today to discuss your requirements and experience the Surgie HANDS difference in surgical instrument exports.
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There are over 5000+ different types of instruments, ranging from simple single use to more complex multiple use surgical instruments, available in all qualities low to high grades, often coming in different lengths and shapes i.e. Straight and curved.
There are several classes of surgical instrument available from Surgical Holdings, from many well-known brands. The most common are as follows:
Most surgical instruments are manufactured from stainless steel. Previously before stainless Steel, they would have been manufactured from Carbon steel and plated. This was not ideal as the plating could flake off.
The nomenclature of surgical instruments are defined normally by the inventor of the instrument, followed by where the instrument is used and finally the type. For instance in the case of the Spencer Wells Artery Forceps, Spencer wells is the original surgeon that invented the Spencer wells back in the late 1800s, Artery is where the device is used and finally, it is determined to be a ‘forceps’.
Yes, when it comes to the manufacturing of surgical instruments special type of Stainless Steel is used, which is categorized in different grades, most common used among them are Grade-410 for Forceps and Grade-420 for Scissors.
Surgical instruments are made from stainless steel which contains iron and carbon. If left wet, they will rust or start to corrode. However, there are multiple potential issues that could also cause this such as blood/bioburden, chemistries used for washing, quality of sterilising steam, quality of washing water, passivation of the instrument.
Yes! Proceed with extreme caution. Laser marking can expose free iron and if this free iron is not oxidised before the instruments are washed, they will show signs of rust. Take advice from the ABHI or your instrument company.
What is the difference between bipolar and monopolar instruments?
Both are quite different. With monopolar the current flows through the patient, utilising a patient return pad. This can mean risks of burns is higher with monopolar. With bipolar, less energy is used and the circuit is created only by touching the instruments. Bipolar is generally used in more delicate procedures. Both instrument types are connected to a power source.
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+92 305 6509365
info@surgiehands.com
Office No 18 Garden Town, Gujranwala, Punjab, Pakistan.
(Monday- Saturday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM PST)