Surgical Instruments

Front 1

right angle clamp

Back 1

For tunneling under a vessel or passing asuture suture around tissue or vessel

Front 2

glassman clamp

Back 2

used to clamp bowel

Front 3

glassman clamp

Back 3

used to clamp bowel

Front 4

bulldog clamp

Back 4

used to clamp blood vessels

Front 5

disposable bulldog clamp

Back 5

used to clamp blood vessels

Front 6

goulet bull retractor

Back 6

used to retract shallow or superficial incisions

Front 7

deaver retractor manual

Back 7

used to retractdeep abdominal or chest incisions. Available in various widths

Front 8

army navy retractor

Back 8

Alias - USRetractor

Use–Tissue or Bone Retraction

AdditionalInfo- Common to the both major and minor orthopedic and general surgery trays

Front 9

richardson retractor

Back 9

Alias- Rich

Use -Retraction withincavities

Additional Info- Available in multiple sizes as well as single and double ended. This is oneof the most common general surgery retractors

Front 10

Harrington (sweetheart) handheld

Back 10

Front 11

harrington retractor in action

Back 11

Front 12

ribbon or malleable retractor

Back 12

can be bent to different sizes

Front 13

ribbon retractor

Back 13

Front 14

ribbon retractor in action

Back 14

Front 15

senn retractor

Back 15

- rake one end, flat blade on the other- retract tissue and bone

Front 16

senn retractor

Back 16

- rake one end, flat blade on the other- retract tissue and bone

Front 17

senn retractor in action

Back 17

Front 18

balfour abdominal retractor

Back 18

Front 19

balfour abdominal retractor

Back 19

Front 20

balfour abdominal retractor in action

Back 20

Front 21

iron intern arm retractor

Back 21

Front 22

iron intern arm retractor

Back 22

Front 23

bookwalter retractor

Back 23

Front 24

bookwalter retractor in action

Back 24

Front 25

bookwalter retractor in action

Back 25

Front 26

skin hook

Back 26

Front 27

vein retractor

Back 27

Front 28

vein retractor in action (right)

Back 28

Front 29

hand held rake

Back 29

teeth are closer than skin hook

Front 30

hand held rake

Back 30

Front 31

gelpi perineal retractor

Back 31

retracts skin edges for superficialprocedures

Front 32

gelpi perineal retractor in action

Back 32

Front 33

weitlaner retractor

Back 33

Alias -Self Retainer

Use -Retraction Additional Info- Available with both sharp and dull jaws.

Front 34

weitlaner retractor

Back 34

Alias -Self Retainer

Use -Retraction Additional Info- Available with both sharp and dull jaws.

Front 35

weitlaner retractor in action

Back 35

Front 36

scalpel blades 10, 11

Back 36

Front 37

scalpel blades 15,20

Back 37

20 similar to 10 but larger

Front 38

scalpel blade 11

Back 38

Front 39

scalpel handles 3, 3, 4, 7

Back 39

Front 40

scalpel handle 3, 4

Back 40

4 is larger

Front 41

mayo scissor, metzenbaum scissor (thinner)

Back 41

Front 42

mayo scissor

Back 42

Use -Cutting Additional Info- Common to most surgical trays, used for cutting dense tissue where “Metz”scissors are too delicate

Front 43

mayo scissor

Back 43

Use -Cutting Additional Info- Common to most surgical trays, used for cutting dense tissue where “Metz”scissors are too delicate

Front 44

Debakey forceps

Back 44

Alias - Debakey's

Use - Grasping Additional Info- One of the most common surgical forceps, used for grasping soft tissue, bloodvessels and bowel

Front 45

Allis clamp

Back 45

Alias - None

Use - Grasping Additional Info- Often used for grasping soft tissue such as breast tissue or bowel tissue

Front 46

castro viejo needle driver

Back 46

Alias -Castro's

Use -Suturing Additional Info - Castro viejoneedle drivers are most common to Vascular, Ophthalmic, and delicate CosmeticSurgery. The come in both locking and non-locking varieties depending onsurgeon preference and are used for very fine suture in the 5-0 and smallerrange.

Front 47

Adson (thumb) tissue forceps

Back 47

Common tissue (thumb) forceps with “teeth"

Front 48

Adson grasping forceps

Back 48

Front 49

plain forceps

Back 49

Front 50

mosquito hemostatic forceps curved and straight

Back 50

Front 51

mosquito hemostatic forceps

Back 51

Front 52

needle holders

Back 52

Front 53

needle holder

Back 53

Front 54

crile hemostatic forceps (curved and straight)

Back 54

Front 55

crile hemostatic forceps

Back 55

Front 56

kelly hemostatic forceps (curved and straight)

Back 56

Front 57

kelly hemostatic forceps

Back 57

Front 58

carlmart hemostatic forceps (curved and straight)

Back 58

Additional Info- Larger than a Kelly clamp and often confused with the Peon Clamp of the samesize; Carmaltclamps have the characteristic jaw structure pictured.

used to clamp blood vessels

Front 59

carlmart hemostatic forceps

Back 59

length-wise groove

Front 60

yankauer suction tip

Back 60

often used for oral suction

Front 61

poole suction

Back 61

Use -Suction Additional Info- All of the holes around the poolesuction allow it to suck up large amounts of fluid without getting clogged.Perfect after irrigating the abdominal cavityLooks like a pool stick

Front 62

frazier suction tip

Back 62

also known as a neurotip, but can be use to suction ears

Front 63

suture removal scissors

Back 63

Front 64

backhaus towel clamps

Back 64

Front 65

babcock

Back 65

Use -Grasping Additional Info- For grasping soft tissue or bowel.

Front 66

babcock

Back 66

Front 67

ring (sponge) hemostat

Back 67

Although it is referred to as a“hemostat”, it is used to hold sponges

Front 68

kocher

Back 68

Use -Grasping Additional Info- Used to grasp bone or fascia

Front 69

kocher

Back 69

Use -Grasping Additional Info- Used to grasp bone or fascia

Front 70

Trocar

Back 70

laparoscopic

–Releasefluid or gas build-ups–Sharpstyletinside cannula

Front 71

trocar, cannula

Back 71

Front 72

laparoscopic camera

Back 72

Front 73

laparoscopic instruments

Back 73

Front 74

alligator grasping forceps

Back 74

laparoscopic

Front 75

dissecting forceps

Back 75

laparoscopic

Front 76

micro scissors

Back 76

laparoscopic

Front 77

spider surgical laparoscopic system

Back 77

Uses only one incision for gas, camera,instruments

Front 78

GIA stapler

Back 78

divides, cuts and auto staples tissues,like intestines

Front 79

GIA stapler

Back 79

divides, cuts and auto staples tissues,like intestines

Front 80

fish glassman viscera retainer

Back 80

Help suture abdomen closed whileprotecting intestines

Front 81

unipolar cautery

Back 81

Cuts and coagulates/burns tissue to stopbleeding and destroy tissue (like a wart)(Bovie©is a registered name- sometimes cauterizersare referred to as “Bovie©” like “Klenex©”instead of facial tissue

Front 82

unipolar cautery in action

Back 82

Front 83

bipolar cautery

Back 83

used to stop bleeding of small vessels. Used with a foot switch.

Front 84

diathermy pad

Back 84

Usedfor grounding when using a cauterydevice on a patient

Front 85

da vinci robotic system for surgery

Back 85

Front 86

rib spreaders

Back 86

Used to open up the chest duringcardiovascular surgery

Front 87

rib spreaders in action

Back 87