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    INSTRUMENTATION

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    The document provides an overview and descriptions of basic surgical instruments. It discusses various types of instruments including tissue forceps, haemostats, cutting instruments, retractors, clips and staples, suctioning tools, and special instruments like energy sources. Examples are given for different forceps, scissors, needle holders, retractors, staplers, and trays used in surgery. The document also outlines the basic anatomy and components of many common surgical instruments.

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    The document provides an overview and descriptions of basic surgical instruments. It discusses various types of instruments including tissue forceps, haemostats, cutting instruments, retractors, clips and staples, suctioning tools, and special instruments like energy sources. Examples are given for different forceps, scissors, needle holders, retractors, staplers, and trays used in surgery. The document also outlines the basic anatomy and components of many common surgical instruments.

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    The document provides an overview and descriptions of basic surgical instruments. It discusses various types of instruments including tissue forceps, haemostats, cutting instruments, retractors, clips and staples, suctioning tools, and special instruments like energy sources. Examples are given for different forceps, scissors, needle holders, retractors, staplers, and trays used in surgery. The document also outlines the basic anatomy and components of many common surgical instruments.

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    INSTRUMENTATION

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    Toluwani Lade-ige
    The document provides an overview and descriptions of basic surgical instruments. It discusses various types of instruments including tissue forceps, haemostats, cutting instruments, retractors, clips and staples, suctioning tools, and special instruments like energy sources. Examples are given for different forceps, scissors, needle holders, retractors, staplers, and trays used in surgery. The document also outlines the basic anatomy and components of many common surgical instruments.

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    Review of basic surgical

    instruments
    Overview
    • Tissue or dressing forceps
    • Haemostats
    • Cutting instruments
    • Retracting instruments
    • Clips and Staples
    • Suctioning instruments
    • Specials instruments including Energy sources
    Basic anatomy of ‘many’ surgical instruments
    Basic anatomy of surgical instruments
    Working ends/jaws
    Thumb dressing forceps

    Addison
    Tissue or dressing forceps:

    Russian Debakey
    Tissue holding forceps:

    Allis Lanes
    Forceps

    Rampley Babcock
    Haemostat

    Rankin Crile aretery forceps


    Cutting Instruments

    Straight Mayo’s Curved Mayo’s


    Cutting Instruments

    Lister Bandage Scissors Stitch scissors


    Cutting Instuments

    McIndole Bone cutter


    Cutting Instruments: Scarpels
    Towel Clips

    Backaus Cross-action
    The needle holder and Needles
    Retractors and Speculum: Sims

    Sim’s double blade V. Speculum Cusco’s self retaining bi-valved


    Retractors

    Abdominal: Deaver’s Morris and Donyen


    Suctions Tubes

    Yankauer
    Stapler

    Intestinal linear stapler Skin stapler and remover


    Energy sources

    Diathermy: Monopolar Bipolar


    Trays and Receivers

    Kidney Dish Galli Pot


    Anyone?
    Anyone?
    ALL THE BEST

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