Jeweler # 4 Monopolar Forcep Micro

Jeweler Monopolar Forceps are highly specialized surgical instruments designed for precision tasks in microsurgery, such as ophthalmic surgery, neurosurgery, and plastic surgery. These forceps are distinguished by their fine, pointed tips, resembling a jeweler’s tool, making them ideal for handling delicate tissues and performing meticulous maneuvers in small, confined areas.

The “monopolar” feature refers to their electrosurgical capability. In monopolar electrosurgery, the electrical current flows from the forceps through the tissue and exits the patient’s body via a grounding pad. This allows the surgeon to cut or coagulate tissues, controlling bleeding and minimizing the need for sutures in micro-scale areas.

Jeweler Monopolar Forceps are typically made from high-quality surgical steel for durability and sterilization. The fine tips provide surgeons with exceptional control over tissue manipulation, while the electrosurgical functionality enhances the ability to coagulate or cut tissue efficiently during procedures.

These forceps are particularly useful in surgeries where extreme precision is critical, such as in retinal surgeries, nerve repair, or delicate reconstructive procedures. Some versions may also include insulated handles to ensure safety and prevent accidental electrical burns.