Arthroscopic Surgical Instruments-Blue Forceps-Duck Bill Blue Forceps-Straight 5mmx125mm

In arthroscopic surgery, the blue forceps (also known as duckbill blue forceps) are essential instruments used for grasping, traction, cutting, or removing soft tissue. Their straight design and unique duckbill-shaped jaws make them especially useful in the limited space within a joint during arthroscopy. Specifically, the role of duckbill blue forceps includes:

Grasping and Traction: The blue forceps can precisely grasp small soft tissues, joint capsules, or ligaments and provide traction, helping the surgeon better expose joint structures or soft tissues during the procedure.

Cutting Soft Tissue: The jaws of the duckbill blue forceps can be fitted with different surgical blades or tips to cut soft tissues, such as trimming cartilage or removing damaged tissue under arthroscopic visualization.

Tissue Removal: The forceps can grab and remove fragments of tissue or any unwanted tissue, aiding in the surgical cleanup of the joint.

Versatility: Due to their special design, the blue forceps can also be used for hemostasis or applying gentle pressure on tissues, particularly in controlling bleeding during surgery.

Since arthroscopic surgery is performed within the joint cavity, which is often very confined, the design of the blue forceps provides improved flexibility and precision in tight spaces, making them indispensable tools in arthroscopic procedures.