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Blake Gall Stone Forceps Straight 20.0 cm Veterinary Surgical Instruments

  • Straight design facilitates direct access during general surgical procedures.
  • Twenty centimeter length provides extended reach for deep cavities.
  • Instrument supports precise stone retrieval in veterinary gallbladder surgery.
  • Versatile configuration allows application across dental and surgical specialties.
  • Forceps structure enables secure grasping of calculi during extraction.
  • Standardized dimensions integrate smoothly into existing veterinary instrument trays.
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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents
UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification
EMDN (EUDAMED): L031304
GRASPING FORCEPS, REUSABLE
GMDN Code: 62466
Surgical soft-tissue manipulation forceps, tweezers-like, reusable
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SKU: 001210183

Categories: Forceps, Surgical Forceps

Tags: Forceps

Precision Extraction for Veterinary Gallstone Procedures

Veterinary surgeons require reliable instrumentation to manage biliary obstructions with confidence and control. The Blake Gall Stone Forceps provide a dedicated solution for the careful retrieval of calculi during cholecystectomy or bile duct exploration in animal patients. Featuring a straight design and a 20.0 cm overall length, this instrument offers practical reach and direct line-of-sight access within standard surgical fields. The specialized jaw configuration is engineered to secure slippery stones firmly while minimizing trauma to surrounding delicate tissues. By combining practical handling with precise tip alignment, these forceps support efficient workflow in general veterinary surgery, helping practitioners maintain focus on patient safety and procedural accuracy during complex abdominal interventions.

Use Cases

  • Securely grasping and extracting gallstones during veterinary cholecystectomy procedures
  • Retrieving biliary calculi from the common bile duct with minimal tissue disruption
  • Supporting general surgical tasks requiring precise, non-crushing grip on small, smooth objects
  • Facilitating clear visualization and access in deep abdominal cavities due to straight shaft design

Specifications

Care & Handling

  • Clean thoroughly immediately after use to remove biological debris and prevent staining
  • Store in a dry, protected environment to maintain instrument integrity and sharpness
  • Follow facility-specific reprocessing protocols and manufacturer guidelines for surgical instruments

Specifications

Overall Length20 cm
ShapeStraight
Coating/MaterialAISI 420 German Stainless Steel
Tip TypeStraight

General use; follow facility protocols.

Technical Specifications

Overall Length20cm
ShapeStraight

Part of Bladder Set of 19

This set contains 19 pieces (16 instrument types) carefully selected for the procedure:

Overall Length 20 cm
Angle & Direction Straight
Shape Straight
Coating/Material AISI 420 German Stainless Steel
Tip Type Straight
Jaw Pattern Standard Anatomical Jaw Profile
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Sonya Konopelski
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Professional Review Dental Surgery
Nov 15, 2023 (2 years ago)
These forceps have a straight profile and are a good, straightforward addition to my dental instrument collection.
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