ElectroSurgical Forceps

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🔹 Types of Electrosurgical Forceps (by Function or Shape): Electrosurgical forceps are mainly classified into bipolar and monopolar types, each suited for specific surgical needs. Bipolar forceps pass electrical current between their two tips, providing precise coagulation and minimizing damage to surrounding tissue. Common types include standard , bayonet , non-stick , micro , and irrigating bipolar forceps , widely used in neurosurgery , ENT , and ophthalmology . Monopolar forceps deliver current from the forceps tip through the patient’s body to a grounding pad , enabling efficient cutting and coagulation. These are common in general , gynecologic , and abdominal surgeries . Bipolar Forceps Standard Bipolar Forceps Bayonet Bipolar Forceps Non-Stick Bipolar Forceps Irrigating Bipolar Forceps Micro Bipolar Forceps Monopolar Forceps Monopolar Dissecting Forceps Monopolar Coagulation Forceps 🔹 Common Electrosurgical Forceps Names (Brand/Model Specific or by Use): Forceps Name Type Common Use Adson Bipolar Forceps Bipolar Fine dissection in neurosurgery, ENT Bayonet Bipolar Forceps Bipolar Deep or narrow field surgeries Jeweler’s Bipolar Forceps Bipolar Microsurgery, neurosurgery Debakey Bipolar Forceps Bipolar Vascular and general surgery McPherson Bipolar Forceps Bipolar Eye surgery, delicate procedures Takahashi Bipolar Forceps Bipolar ENT, especially nasal surgeries Yasargil Bipolar Forceps Bipolar Neurosurgery Gillies Bipolar Forceps Bipolar Microsurgery Gerald Bipolar Forceps Bipolar Plastic and vascular surgery Kelly Electrosurgical Forceps Monopolar General surgical dissection/coagulation Crile Electrosurgical Forceps Monopolar Hemostasis Metzenbaum Electrosurgical Forceps Monopolar Fine tissue dissection Brown Adson Bipolar Forceps Bipolar Delicate tissue manipulation Micro Bayonet Forceps Bipolar Neurosurgery, ENT Irrigating Bipolar Forceps Bipolar Reduce tissue sticking and charring