1、 Model selection: Accurately match surgical needs

　　Roboz hemostatic forcepsThe product line covers various types such as straight, curved, toothed, toothless, and undamaged. The selection should be based on the surgical site, tissue type, and operational accuracy

Select by surgical site

Deep tissue hemostasis: It is preferred to use curved hemostatic forceps (such as RS-7114 series), whose slender forceps can penetrate into narrow areas to avoid damaging surrounding tissues.

Superficial tissue hemostasis: Straight hemostatic forceps (such as RS-8000 series) are easier to handle and suitable for subcutaneous or superficial vascular occlusion.

Fine operation: Mosquito hemostatic forceps (with small jaws) are suitable for handling small blood vessels in ophthalmology, neurosurgery, and other fields.

Select by organization type

Vascular hemostasis: Non damaging hemostatic forceps (with fine and short tooth marks) can block blood flow while preventing vascular wall damage, suitable for venous or arterial occlusion.

Durable tissue hemostasis: Toothed hemostatic forceps enhance clamping force through the front teeth pattern to prevent slippage, suitable for tissues such as mesentery and greater omentum that are prone to slippage.

Select based on operational accuracy

Large scale surgery: The RS-8000 series has wide jaws and strong clamping force, suitable for quickly controlling large-scale bleeding.

Minimally invasive surgery: using slender hemostatic forceps in conjunction with laparoscopy to achieve precise hemostasis and reduce trauma.

2、 Operation skills: Standardize processes to ensure safety

Gripping method

Standard grip method: Insert the thumb and index finger into one ring, press the middle finger and ring finger against the other ring, and control the opening and closing of the jaws by gently aligning them.

Loosening technique: Hold one ring with the thumb and index finger, block the other ring with the middle and ring fingers, gently press the opposite ring opening and slowly release to avoid tissue tearing.

Key points of hemostasis operation

Precise clamping: The jaws are perpendicular to the tissue, clamping the bleeding point in one go to avoid repeated operations that may bring in healthy tissue.

Strength control: Only fasten one or two teeth to prevent tissue necrosis caused by excessive clamping; When the blood vessels are large, they need to be separately ligated.

Auxiliary fixation: Deep hemostasis can be combined with suturing techniques or multiple hemostatic forceps to enhance stability.

Special scenario applications

Laparoscopic surgery: Choose slender hemostatic forceps and use microscopic operations to complete hemostasis in narrow spaces.

Animal experiments: Adjust the model according to the animal's body size to avoid excessive clamping and tissue damage; Use protective sleeves to isolate non target areas.

Emergency treatment: Portable hemostatic forceps can quickly control external bleeding and buy time for subsequent treatment.

3、 Maintenance: Extend the lifespan of the equipment

Cleaning and disinfection

High pressure steam sterilization: Maintain at 121 ℃ for 15-20 minutes to completely kill microorganisms.

Alcohol soaking: Soak in 75% alcohol for at least 1 hour, then wipe the surface with an alcohol cotton ball.

Rust prevention treatment: Clean and apply rust prevention oil in a timely manner after use to avoid long-term exposure to humid environments.

regular inspection

Jaw wear: Check if the tooth marks are clear. If the wear is severe, it needs to be replaced to prevent the clamping from slipping.

Buckle flexibility: Test whether the buckle is malfunctioning to prevent bleeding caused by automatic release during surgery.

Storage requirements: Store in a sterile cabinet to avoid surface scratches caused by mixing with sharp objects.

Fault handling

Jaw mismatch: Stop using immediately and contact the supplier for repair or replacement.

Buckle deformation: Check if the disinfection process is compliant and perform professional repairs if necessary.

4Roboz hemostatic forcepsFull scenario application case

Cholecystectomy: Non invasive hemostatic forceps clamp the gallbladder artery to reduce tissue damage and lower the risk of postoperative complications.

Orthopedic surgery: Curved hemostatic forceps penetrate deep into tissues to stop bleeding and improve surgical efficiency.

Cell culture: Use hemostatic forceps to separate tissues and avoid damaging cell structures with sharp tools such as scissors.

Emergency scene: Portable hemostatic forceps can quickly control limb bleeding and strive for golden treatment time for patients.