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Thoracotomy Sponge Stick 2L 5.0 cm (2")
- Designed for thoracotomy procedures with precise five centimeter width.
- Two liter capacity ensures adequate fluid absorption during surgery.
- Stick handle allows secure placement within the operating room.
- Sterilization compatible materials meet strict hospital safety standards.
- Optimal size fits standard surgical trays and storage units.
- Reliable performance supports efficient workflow in clinical settings.
SKU: 999120592
Categories: 手术钳
Thoracotomy Sponge Stick 2L 5.0 cm (2")
The Thoracotomy Sponge Stick 2L 5.0 cm (2") is designed for use during thoracotomy procedures and other open-chest surgical applications where controlled sponge handling is needed. Its sponge-stick format supports access and manipulation within the operating field while helping maintain a consistent grasp on the sponge. The 5.0 cm (2-inch) size provides a clearly defined working dimension for teams selecting supplies according to procedural requirements. Hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics can review this product as part of their thoracic surgery and operating room supply planning.
- Thoracotomy procedures
- Open-chest surgical applications
- Thoracic operating room supply preparation
- Sponge handling during surgical procedures
| Product type | Thoracotomy sponge stick |
| Configuration | 2L |
| Size | 5.0 cm (2") |
| Quality Assurance | Boil Test: Passed |
- Handle according to the facility’s established surgical supply procedures.
- Follow the product labeling and applicable instructions for use before clinical use.
- Store in a clean, dry area consistent with facility requirements.
Confirm product labeling, intended use, and handling requirements before clinical use.
| Overall Length | 5 cm |
| Coating/Material | AISI 420 German Stainless Steel |
| Tip Type | Standard |
| Jaw Pattern | Standard Anatomical Jaw Profile |
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