Knot Tying Rod

The knotting rod is a specialized instrument utilized in gynecological laparoscopic and vaginal surgeries, designed to assist in suture thread manipulation, guidance, and preliminary formation of surgical knots within deep surgical fields. Its slender shaft and uniquely designed head serve as an extension of the surgeon's fingers, effectively addressing the challenges of manual knotting in the confined pelvic cavity, thereby ensuring the reliability of internal ligation as a critical procedural step.

Core Features and Values

1. Precision Head Design

   - The head typically features a blunt, smooth hook or fork structure, enabling effortless engagement and precise guidance of suture threads while preventing cutting or abrasion.

   - Ingenious design facilitates loop formation of thread ends, providing a solid foundation for subsequent knot pushing and preventing entanglement or slippage during thread manipulation.

2. Enhanced Operability in Confined Spaces

   - The slender, flexible shaft allows easy access to deep surgical areas (e.g., vaginal stump, pelvic infundibular ligament), overcoming the limitations of manual operations in distant and challenging angles.

   - Superior maneuverability enables surgeons to perform complex thread manipulations through minimal incisions, serving as a key component in achieving precise minimally invasive suturing.

3. Safety Assurance

   - The absence of sharp edges on the head significantly reduces the risk of collateral tissue damage when operating near critical vessels and nerves.

   - Through synergistic use with knot pushers, it ensures standardized and normative surgical knot formation, fundamentally enhancing the safety of ligation procedures.