Description:
The Oracraft Micro Corn Suture Plier is an intricately designed surgical instrument, measuring 18cm in length, crafted for delicate and precise suturing in various surgical procedures. Manufactured by Oracraft, this instrument is an essential tool for dental and medical professionals requiring accuracy and control in microsurgical applications.
Key Features:
Fine Tips for Microsurgical Precision: The Micro Corn Suture Plier features fine tips that allow for microsurgical precision in suturing. The delicate design of the tips enables practitioners to perform intricate suturing in fine tissues with optimal control.
18cm Length for Controlled Maneuverability: With a length of 18cm, the suture plier provides controlled maneuverability during microsurgical procedures. The moderate size ensures versatility in various applications, allowing practitioners to navigate intricate anatomical structures with ease.
Ergonomic Handle for Operator Comfort: Equipped with an ergonomic handle, the suture plier prioritizes operator comfort during use. The handle's design enhances grip and maneuverability, facilitating precise movements for the practitioner.
Benefits:
Microsurgical Precision in Suturing: The fine tips of the suture plier enable microsurgical precision in suturing, making it ideal for delicate procedures where accuracy is paramount. The instrument allows for controlled handling of fine sutures in intricate anatomical areas.
Controlled Maneuverability for Various Applications: The 18cm length of the suture plier provides controlled maneuverability, allowing practitioners to use the instrument effectively in various microsurgical applications. Whether in dental or medical surgeries, the suture plier offers versatility without compromising control.
Operator Comfort for Prolonged Procedures: The ergonomic handle design enhances operator comfort, promoting a secure and comfortable grip during prolonged microsurgical procedures. This comfort is crucial for maintaining steady control and executing precise movements during suturing.