Surgical Aids Available at Riteway Medical

Scalpels

When cutting tissue and making the first incisions, there is the usage of scalpels. These comprise a handle and a blade. Also, the blade number of this device, which varies depending on the application, is frequently used by surgeons.

Scissors

Scissors are used for dissection, cutting tissue, and suturing. Moreover, these are useful to cut hefty or finer constructions. They can be straight or curved.

Forceps

Non-locking forceps, gripping forceps, thumb forceps, and pick-ups are additional names for forceps. These are useful to hold things or tissue. Moreover, they come with either smooth tips or teeth (serrated).

Clamps

Locking forceps is another name for clamps. They are instruments that are useful to provide hemostasis and hold tissue, or items. Furthermore, there are alternatives for “traumatic” and “atraumatic.

Suture

After injuries or surgery, body tissues are held together with sutures. Also, these come in a variety of sizes. These can be either absorbent or non-absorbent.

Retractors

Retractors are useful to access additional structures, retain an incision open, or hold back tissues. Also, they are useful to preserve a clear surgical field. They can be self-retaining using a ratcheting mechanism or portable.

Staplers

Staplers are useful for the excision of specimens, vascular ligation, and reanastomosis of viscera. They may be one-time use, reloadable, powered manually, or powered electronically.

Anesthesia Breathing Circuit with Mask

A number of lengths, configurations and accessory choices are available for anesthesia breathing circuits. Flexible, lightweight tubing that is available in fixed length, expandable, and coaxial designs to build anesthesia breathing circuits. There are numerous choices available, such as masks, gas sampling lines, breathing bags, filters, and other accessories.

Low-Temperature Surgical Cautery with Fine Tip

Cardiovascular, thoracic, occult-plastic, orthopedic, and hand surgery treatments are all excellent candidates for low-temperature surgical cautery tips. Because they require perfect homeostasis. Moreover, these cautery points work great for removing the subungual hematoma as well.