• Surgical Instruments & Implants

    Surgical Lasers

    High-precision tools that use focused light energy to cut, coagulate, or vaporize tissue with minimal bleeding and reduced trauma. Common in dermatology, urology, ENT, and ophthalmology.

    Types : CO₂ lasers, Nd:YAG lasers, Diode lasers, Er:YAG lasers, Argon Laser, KTP Laser (Potassium Titanyl Phosphate), Excimer Laser.

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    Electrosurgical Units (ESUs)

    Use high-frequency electrical current to cut or coagulate tissue during surgery, ensuring minimal blood loss and faster healing. Equipped with safety modes and multiple power settings.

    Types : Monopolar units, Bipolar units, Combination ESUs with advanced safety features.

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    Surgical Microscopes

    High-magnification optical devices used for delicate surgeries like neurosurgery, ENT, ophthalmology, and microvascular procedures. Offer bright illumination and precision focusing.

    Types : Floor-mounted, Wall-mounted, Tabletop microscopes, With or without integrated camera systems.

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    Laparoscopic Equipment

    Specialized tools and instruments used in minimally invasive surgical procedures called laparoscopies. These instruments allow surgeons to perform operations through small incisions, rather than the large incisions required for traditional open surgery.

    Types : Laparoscope, Trocars, graspers, scissors, dissectors, Hooks, Surgical Mesh, Insufflator.

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    Disposable trocars

    Sterile, single-use instruments used to create access ports during laparoscopic procedures. Designed for safety, precision, and reduced contamination risk.

    Types : Bladed, bladeless, optical trocars; with or without valve systems.

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    Robotic Surgical Systems

    Computer-assisted platforms that enhance surgical precision, control, and minimally invasive access. Features 3D visualization and motion scaling.

    Types : Computer-assisted platforms that enhance surgical precision, control, and minimally invasive access. Features 3D visualization and motion scaling.

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    Artificial Limbs

    Custom-fitted external devices replacing lost limbs for functional and cosmetic restoration. Designed for mobility, durability, and user comfort.

    Types : Upper-limb and lower-limb prostheses, Myoelectric, Cosmetic, Mechanical prosthetics.

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    Orthopedic Implants

    Implants used to repair or replace bones and joints in trauma or reconstruction. Made from biocompatible metals or polymers.

    Types : Plates, Screws, Intramedullary nails, External fixators, Joint implants, Bone cement.

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    Surgical Shunts

    Surgical shunts are specialized medical devices used to redirect body fluids, ensuring proper flow and relieving pressure in critical conditions such as hydrocephalus or liver disorders. These devices help restore balance, prevent complications, and support long-term patient health. Made from biocompatible materials, surgical shunts are designed for safety, durability, and effective performance in complex procedures. Widely trusted by surgeons, they play a vital role in life-saving treatments across multiple specialties.

    Types : Ventriculoperitoneal, Ventriculoatrial, Lumboperitoneal, Ventriculopleural.

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    Surgical Instruments

    Protect and organize surgical tools during sterilization and storage. Made from stainless steel or autoclavable polymer.

    Types : Cases, trays, mats or tray liners, racks, covers, wraps, stands, holders, stringers, or protectors, clips Instrument trays, Silicone mats, Stringers, Sterilization wraps, Racks, Protectors, Endoscope Holders, Stands (Mayo, Kickbucket, Ring stands).

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    Surgical case carts

    Mobile carts designed for sterile transport of surgical instruments and supplies. Built with sealed doors, shelves, and easy-roll casters.

    Types : Open or enclosed carts, Stainless steel carts, Lockable transport carts, Heated Case Carts.

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    Surgical clean-up kits

    Pre-packed disposable kits for post-operative cleanup and biohazard management. Ensures safety and infection control.

    Types : Standard clean-up kits, Spill kits, Custom-configured surgical kits.

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    Surgical mesh

    Implantable mesh used for tissue support in hernia and pelvic floor repairs. Promotes healing while reducing recurrence.

    Types : Synthetic mesh (polypropylene), Biologic mesh, Absorbable/non-absorbable mesh.

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    Dental Implants

    Titanium-based anchors surgically placed into the jawbone to support crowns or dentures. Promote long-term oral restoration.

    Types : Endosteal implants, Subperiosteal implants, Mini implants.

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    Coronary Stents

    Tiny mesh tubes inserted into coronary arteries to maintain blood flow post-angioplasty. Some are drug-eluting for reduced restenosis.

    Types : Bare-metal stents, Drug-eluting stents, Bioresorbable stents, Dual Therapy Stents (DTS).

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    Scalpels

    Precision surgical knives with disposable or reusable blades for cutting tissues. Offers ergonomic control and minimal trauma.

    Types : No. 10–24 blades, Disposable scalpels, Handle-based reusable scalpels, Laser Scalpels.

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    Forceps

    Grasping instruments used in surgery for tissue handling, suturing, or hemostasis.

    Types : Kocher, Adson, Mosquito, Allis, Tissue forceps.

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    Scissors

    Surgical scissors for cutting tissue, sutures, or dressings with accuracy and control.

    Types : Mayo, Metzenbaum, Iris, Bandage, Surgical scissors.

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    Cervical fusion kit

    Includes implants and instruments for spinal fusion procedures in the cervical region. Ensures stability and supports healing.

    Types : Anterior cervical plates, Screws, Spacers, Interbody cages.

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    Needle holder

    Used to securely hold and guide surgical needles during suturing. Designed for grip and precise control.

    Types : Mayo-Hegar, Olsen-Hegar, Castroviejo. needle holders, Crile-Wood Needle Holder, Webster Needle Holder, Mathieu Needle Holder

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    Retractor

    Surgical tools used to hold open tissue or organs to provide better visibility and access.

    Types : Hand-held or self-retaining; Hohmann, Deaver, Gelpi retractors.

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    Surgical blade

    Sharp, disposable blades used with a scalpel handle to make incisions. Sterile and individually packed.

    Types : Different sizes; carbon steel or stainless steel.

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    Speculum

    Used to hold open a body cavity for examination or surgery, especially in gynecology.

    Types : Vaginal speculum (Cusco, Graves), Nasal and rectal speculums.

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    Rongeur

    A strong, scoop-shaped instrument for removing bone or dense tissue during orthopedic or neurosurgical procedures.

    Types : Kerrison, Leksell, Double-action rongeurs.

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    Curette

    Spoon-shaped instrument used for scraping tissue or debris from body cavities.

    Types : Uterine, Bone, Ear, or dermatologic curettes; sharp and blunt types.

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    Towel Clamp

    Used to secure drapes and surgical towels in place. Offers firm grip without damaging tissues.

    Types : Backhaus, Jones, Lorna (non-perforating) clamps, Mayo-Robson Towel Clamp.

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    Yankauer suction

    Rigid suction tool used to clear surgical fields or airways. Provides controlled suction with minimal trauma.

    Types : Yankauer with bulb tip, standard and vented designs.

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    Bone saw

    Powered or manual instrument used to cut through bone during orthopedic or trauma surgery.

    Types : Oscillating saw, Reciprocating saw, Gigli saw.

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    Surgical Drill

    Used in orthopedic, neurosurgical, and dental surgeries for precision drilling into bone.

    Types : Pneumatic, Electric, Battery-operated drills; high-speed and low-speed options.

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    Dilator

    Used to gradually widen an opening or canal in the body during diagnostic or surgical procedures.

    Types : Cervical dilators (Hegar), Urethral dilators, Esophageal dilators.

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