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Stewart Crypt Hook
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Rosser Crypt Hook
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Probes with Eye
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Pratt Rectal Probe
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Larry Rectal Director
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Grooved Directors With Tongue Tie
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Grooved Directors
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Buie Fistula Probes
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Barr Fistula Probe
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Collection: Surgical Instruments - Probe And Grooved Dissector
Surgeons and other healthcare practitioners are aided by a range of medical devices such as dilators with grooves, probes, grooved directors in surgical operations to enhance efficiency, safety, and outcomes. These instruments are used at dental offices, outpatient clinics, veterinary surgical facilities, hospitals and doctor’s offices. Different grooved directors serve as guides for placing orthodontic ligatures or inserting probe devices. Several very well constructed are used for probing certain tissue regions and measuring them with care over many years; performing urethral, uterine, gallbladder treatments; and stripping veins or tendons.
This category comprises some instruments which play different roles. An example is the eye straight shank probe among others that have an eye opening with a slightly rounded end resembling that of a sewing needle. Some of them are gauging cavity dephts; looking at lesions; holding ligatures; general tissue manipulation etc. The director has two functions: it can be used for probing purposes as well as being employed to cut out tongue tie . One end of the probe has a tip on top to control the tongue while there is the other end which is flat like a butterfly.
Some probes are designed specifically for particular procedures including silver lacrimal Sterling Silver Lacrimal Probes for cleaning nasolacrimal ducts and double ended gall bladder duct probes used to search for stones of bile (Cummings & Haughney 1997). This makes putting ligature ties on brackets easier and safer through doubled ended hollow ligature director during orthodontic procedures. There are also probes made just to reach specific areas like urethral and uterine surgical ones. Vein strippers consist of a long thin rod having a round mouthpiece at one end that facilitates their usage in operations such as varicose vein removal thereby simplifying treatment process so much quicker than you might appreciate this will ensure patient’s welfare all concerned.
Within each category of probes and grooved dilators, there are several variants. Most instruments come in a variety of sizes and are of excellent quality.
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