HARTMANN Peha-instrument Anatomical forceps according to Adson

The Hartmann Peha-Instrument Anatomical Forceps corresponds to the Adson design in this version as a disposable instrument. Adson forceps are narrow and finely tapered. The gripping surface of the Adson anatomical forceps is grooved in the front area of the forceps legs, so that the disposable forceps lie well in the hand and the hands of the instrument user do not slip off, even with damp gloves.

Peha-instrument Anatomical forceps according to Adson - At a glance

• Disposable instrument made of brushed steel - especially hygienic
• Length: 12 cm
• Type: according to Adson
• Individually labeled - facilitates documentation
• Green labeling prevents mixing with reusable instruments
• Sterilely packed
•  5 years shelf life

Peha-instrument Anatomical forceps according to Adson - The details

The anatomical forceps are characterized by the fact that they are generally blunt and cross-grooved in the working part. This means that the blunt anatomical forceps must be squeezed particularly hard if tissue is to be grasped and also held. If the tissue is now held with anatomical forceps, the material structure is squeezed. As a result, these forceps are not suitable for very fine, delicate vessels. However, the very narrowly tapered forceps are definitely made for gripping without great pressure. This makes them suitable for gripping without traumatizing. Tapered anatomical forceps therefore offer a way of working in visceral surgery without the use of atraumatic forceps.

Hartmann's Adson anatomical forceps are disposable instruments. Hartmann Peha instruments offer many advantages. The sterile individual packaging reduces the effort required for cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, packaging and personnel. The use of single-use instruments also prevents cross-contamination and guarantees maximum hygiene. The single use and accurate labeling of surgical instruments makes medical documentation much easier.

Contaminated disposable instruments can be collected and disposed of in the same way as commercially available reusable instruments. The plus: steel is recyclable!

Scope of delivery

• 25 Peha-instrument anatomical forceps according to Adson