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Maryland Dissector
- Curved tip.
- Very common for dissection of cystic duct and artery in Lap Chole
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Dolphin Nose or Bullet Tip dissector
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Kittner
- Single use, disposable
- For blunt dissection
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“Mother in Law”
Commonly used to retrieve and deliver gallbladder or other excised organ
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Stone retrieval forcep
- AKA – “Spoon” or “Scoop”
- To remove loose gallstones from abdomen
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Metzenbaum
- Scissor tip may be replaced after use
- Completely disposable scissors are available
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- Needle holder
- Straight or curved tips, with tungsten carbide insert
- Locking handle
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- Aspiration Needle
- AKA – “Cyst needle,” “Ovarian cyst Needle”
- To aspirate fluid from gallbladder or intra-abdominal cysts
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- Suction/Irrigation cannula
- Connected to suction/irrigation device
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Hook cautery tip
- For cauterization or dissection
- Monopolar cautery
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- Spatula cautery tip
- For cauterization or dissection
- Monopolar cautery
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- Kleppinger cautery forceps
- For cauterization only, not dissection
- Bipolar cautery
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- Clip appliers
- LigaClip® , Endo Clip ® (or other brand)
- Available in 5 or 10mm sizes
- To ligate vessels or other structures
- For use on one patient only, disposable
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- Endo-pouch
- Excised specimen is placed in bag prior to removal from abdomen to prevent spillage/contamination
- Disposable
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- Fan Retractors
- for use on one patient only, disposable
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- Paddle Retractors
- for use on one patient only, disposable
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