Extended-Length Gallbladder Grasping Forceps

The extended gallbladder grasping forceps represent a surgical instrument featuring key innovations based on standard laparoscopic graspers. Its core design lies in the targeted elongation of the forceps head and neck structure, enabling it to easily reach and securely grasp deep-seated, obscured, or anatomically challenging gallbladder tissues, thereby providing superior exposure and operational safety for laparoscopic cholecystectomy. This product is particularly suitable for patients with abnormal anatomical structures, tissue adhesions, or obesity, effectively reducing the risks of intraoperative injury and conversion to open surgery.

Core Features and Values

1. Targeted Elongation of Forceps Head for Direct Access to Surgical Key Points

· Precision Extension: Unlike overall instrument elongation, this product features a targeted elongation design for the functional forceps head and connecting neck, allowing it to penetrate narrow spaces like "fingers," bypass obstructions, and precisely grasp target tissues.

· Superior Deep Tissue Exposure: In difficult cholecystectomies, it facilitates easier traction of the gallbladder infundibulum, providing clear exposure of Calot's triangle, a critical step for safe surgical completion.

2. Optimized Tissue Grasping to Minimize Injury

· Fine Forceps Texture: The distal end of the elongated forceps head incorporates uniquely designed fine serrations or anti-slip patterns, delivering uniform and secure grasping force. This effectively prevents tissue avulsion or slippage while reducing compression injuries to the fragile gallbladder wall, significantly lowering the risk of intraoperative gallbladder perforation.

· Multiple Angle Options: Offering various forceps head configurations such as straight, upward-curved, and downward-tilted, surgeons can select the most appropriate model based on the patient's specific anatomy and surgical approach, achieving a "customized" operational experience.

3. Enhanced Surgical Field and Operational Space

· Reduced Instrument Interference: The elongated forceps head allows the instrument's handle to be positioned further from the body surface, providing more ample space for the surgeon's hands and other instruments, effectively minimizing mutual interference and improving surgical fluidity.

· Improved Traction Perspective: It enables gallbladder traction at more optimal angles, providing both the surgeon and camera with an unobstructed, optimal surgical view.