Description

HEISS HEMO FCPS are precision-engineered surgical forceps, integral to achieving effective hemostasis in various surgical disciplines, including vascular, general, and ophthalmic surgeries. Crafted from high-grade German surgical stainless steel, these forceps offer exceptional durability and reliability, making them a trusted tool in operating rooms worldwide.

Key Features

• Design: The forceps feature a scissors-like, self-retaining design with ergonomic ring handles, ensuring ease of use and comfort during prolonged procedures.
• Serrated Jaws: Available with straight or curved blades, the serrated jaws provide a secure grip on blood vessels, with optional 1-2 teeth for enhanced precision.
• Locking Mechanism: A robust locking mechanism maintains constant pressure, allowing surgeons to focus on other critical tasks without concern for slippage.

Specialized Variants

• Ophthalmic Use: The ophthalmic variant includes extremely thin, delicate tips ideal for procedures such as capsulorhexis. It features 11 mm vaulted shanks and handles measuring 8 mm in diameter and 10.5 mm in length.
• Size Options: Available in various sizes, including a 205 mm length option, with short or long blades that are finely serrated for additional grip.

Reusability and Sterility

These forceps are designed for repeated use, providing long-term value. They are not supplied sterile, necessitating appropriate sterilization before each use.

Classification

HEISS HEMO FCPS are classified as premium OR grade instruments, with EMDN code L031306 and GMDN code 35081. They are recognized as a capital item and are included in the WHO Trauma and Emergency Surgery Kit (2019), underscoring their critical role in surgical care.

Intended Use

These forceps are suitable for treatment, resuscitation, palliative care, and surgery across all patient demographics. Their use requires specialized clinical knowledge, aligning with the high standards expected of Heiss family instruments.