What are laparoscopic dissector used for?

Aesculap signature slide-lock graspers are designed to provide the highest level of tissue grasping properties, available in both atraumatic and retraction jaw patterns. Choose from single and double-action jaw models, as well as rotating and non-rotating shafts.

How do you deal with laparoscopic dissector?

Wipe down surfaces of instruments with an enzymatic solution. Flush lumens in laparoscopic instruments and accessories to remove gross debris. Separate general surgical instruments from specialized or more delicate instruments (such as ophthalmic). Transport instruments to the specified cleaning area.

How big are laparoscopic dissector?

The commonest diameter for laparoscopic instruments is 5mm, though they range from 2–12mm. The narrower diameter (less than 5mm) instruments have less shaft rigidity and therefore are more flexible and more fragile than the wider versions. Standard instruments' length ranges from 34–37c m.

Laparoscopic/Lap Dissector, Laparoscopic Dissecting Forceps

Disposable Laparoscopic Dissector

Boer laparoscopic dissector are designed to separated tissue in minimal invasive surger such like fine dissection or thin adventitial tissues. To suit for various situations, Boer Medical offers different types of jaws for choice.

Boer lap dissector allows the surgeon to perform the procedure with minimal invasion and scarring and is the reliable surgical instrument of minimally invasive surgery.

Disposable Laparoscopic Dissector List

Laparoscopic Maryland Dissector

Fine tip with cross seration supports firm grip with ratchet or without ratchet are both available

Laparoscopic Straight Dissector

Serrated and wide opening jaw for easy dissection Color of ratation wheel can be customized

Laparoscopic Right Angle Dissector

90°right angle of the jaw with cross serration design Two types of handle for choice

Laparoscopic Bipolar Forceps

Varisous jaws for choice With or without ratchet and A, B types of handle for choice

Laparoscopic Dissector Gallery

Advantages of Laparoscopic Dissector

Product Descriptions

Boer's laparoscopic dissectors have two different handle, with and without ratchet for fixing the dissector, there are also 3 types of jaws for different application, maryland, straight and right angle dissector. Bipolar dissector is available too.

Laparoscopic Dissector FAQs

What are laparoscopic dissector used for?

Aesculap signature slide-lock graspers are designed to provide the highest level of tissue grasping properties, available in both atraumatic and retraction jaw patterns. Choose from single and double-action jaw models, as well as rotating and non-rotating shafts.
How do you deal with laparoscopic dissector?

Wipe down surfaces of instruments with an enzymatic solution. Flush lumens in laparoscopic instruments and accessories to remove gross debris. Separate general surgical instruments from specialized or more delicate instruments (such as ophthalmic). Transport instruments to the specified cleaning area.
How big are laparoscopic dissector?

The commonest diameter for laparoscopic instruments is 5mm, though they range from 2–12mm. The narrower diameter (less than 5mm) instruments have less shaft rigidity and therefore are more flexible and more fragile than the wider versions. Standard instruments' length ranges from 34–37cm.

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