Product Overview

The ATRAUMATA® Monopolar Dissecting Forceps are designed for tissue handling and dissection in compatible monopolar electrosurgical setups. Their straight geometry, atraumatic design, and De Bakey jaw toothing define the instrument’s working configuration.

With an overall length of 300 mm (12″) and a jaw width of 2.10 mm, these forceps provide a specified profile for surgical instrument selection. The insulated construction supports use in compatible monopolar systems when handled according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Design and Application

The forceps feature a straight profile and De Bakey toothing. Their atraumatic design is intended for controlled tissue handling in procedures where this jaw configuration is appropriate. The 300 mm length provides an extended instrument profile for the intended surgical setup.

The supplied application areas include urology, plastic surgery, orthopaedics and traumatology, general and visceral surgery, and gynaecology.

Before use, confirm compatibility with the intended monopolar electrosurgical equipment. Inspect the insulation and jaws before each procedure, and use the instrument only according to its intended purpose and the manufacturer’s instructions.

Handling and Care

These forceps are reusable and supplied non-sterile. Before initial use and after each use, clean, inspect, and sterilize them according to the manufacturer’s instructions and validated healthcare-facility procedures.

Pay particular attention to the insulation, jaw alignment, and De Bakey teeth during inspection. Do not use the instrument if the insulation is damaged or the jaws show signs of deformation or wear that could affect function.

The product is specified as containing no latex. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for reprocessing, maintenance, and storage.

Technical Specifications

Overall dimensions: 300 mm (12″) overall length, with a jaw width of 2.10 mm.

Design: Straight, insulated ATRAUMATA® monopolar dissecting forceps with an atraumatic profile and De Bakey toothing.