CRILE HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS

Description

Specifications

• Material: High-quality surgical stainless steel
• Length: Typically ranges between 12 cm to 20 cm
• Jaw Type: Fully serrated jaws for a strong, slip-free grip
• Locking Mechanism: Ratchet lock with multiple teeth for secure closure
• Finish: Available in mirror-polished or matte finish to reduce glare during surgery

Types & Variants

• Straight Crile Forceps
• Curved Crile Forceps
• Micro Crile Forceps for delicate procedures
• Large-sized variants for major or large-animal surgeries

Usage

• Clamping blood vessels to prevent haemorrhage
• Holding tissue or small vessels during surgical dissection
• Used in ligation and general surgical procedures

Advantages

• Provides reliable and firm grip without tissue slippage
• Durable and corrosion-resistant for long-term use
• Highly versatile for various human and veterinary surgical procedures

Disadvantages

• Requires thorough sterilization before and after each use
• Not suitable for handling ultra-delicate tissues without caution

Precautions

• Always sterilize before and after every surgical procedure
• Avoid excessive force to prevent tissue trauma or instrument damage
• Inspect jaws and ratchet mechanism regularly for wear or misalignment

Handling Instructions

• Handle gently to maintain jaw alignment and prevent tip bending
• Clean immediately after use using surgical enzymatic detergent
• Allow to dry completely before autoclaving

Sterilization Details

• Preferred Method: Autoclave at 121–134°C for 15–30 minutes
• Alternative: High-level chemical sterilization if autoclaving is unavailable

HSN & HS Code

• HSN Code: 9018.39 – Other instruments used in medical, surgical, dental, or veterinary sciences
• HS Code: 9018.39.90 – Global classification for haemostatic surgical instruments

Human Application

• Used widely in general and specialized surgical procedures for clamping vessels and controlling bleeding
• Ideal for use in hospitals, clinics, and operating theatres

Veterinary Application

• Essential in veterinary surgeries for haemostasis and tissue handling
• Commonly used during spaying, orthopaedic, and abdominal operations

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is the main use of Crile Haemostatic Forceps?
A: They are primarily used to clamp blood vessels and control bleeding during surgery.

Q2: Are Crile Forceps reusable?
A: Yes, they are made from surgical-grade stainless steel and can be sterilized and reused multiple times.

Q3: What sizes are available?
A: Crile Forceps are typically available in lengths ranging from 12 cm to 20 cm.

Q4: How should Crile Forceps be sterilized?
A: Autoclaving at 121–134°C for 15–30 minutes is recommended for complete sterilization.

Q5: Can these forceps be used in both human and veterinary surgeries?
A: Yes, they are highly versatile and widely used across both medical and veterinary surgical applications.