Adson Monopolar Forceps 1.0mm

Adson Monopolar Forceps are surgical instruments designed for grasping, manipulating, and coagulating tissues during surgical procedures. These forceps are commonly used in plastic surgery, neurosurgery, and general surgery, especially for tasks requiring precision and control.

The term “monopolar” refers to the electrosurgical functionality of the instrument. In monopolar electrosurgery, electrical current is transmitted from the forceps to a grounding pad placed on the patient’s body. The current flows through the tissue, allowing for cutting or coagulation, making it suitable for procedures where more widespread tissue coagulation is required.

Adson forceps have fine, pointed tips and a relatively short length, making them ideal for precise tissue manipulation. They are often used for tasks such as handling delicate tissue, suturing, or controlling bleeding during surgery. The fine tips allow for accurate control over small areas, which is essential in procedures requiring a high degree of precision.

These forceps are usually made from high-grade stainless steel to ensure durability and sterilization. Some models may include insulated handles to protect the surgeon from unintended electrical contact during electrosurgery. Adson Monopolar Forceps are a versatile tool in various surgical fields where both tissue handling and electrosurgical capabilities are needed.