40-Piece Intestinal Surgery Instrument Set for General Surgery

• 1 FOERSTER SPONG BALLENGER FORCEPS STR 7"
• 1 PEAN TERY FORCEPS 5.5" STR
• 1 IRIS SCISSORS STR 4.5"
• 1 IRIS SCISSORS CVD 4.5"
• 1 STITCH SCISSORS 4.5"
• 1 WEBSTER NEEDLE HOLDER 5.5" JAWS PLAIN
• 1 OPERATING SCISSORS SHARP/BLUNT 5.5" STR
• 1 OPERATING SCISSORS SHARP/SHARP STR 5.5"
• 1 LISTER BANDAGE SCISSORS 5.5"
• 1 MOSQUITO FORCEPS CURVED 5" SERRATED
• 1 BACKHAUS TOWEL CLAMP 3.5"
• 1 ADSON DRESSING FORCEPS SERRATED 4.75"
• 1 ADSON TISSUE FORCEPS 1X2TEEH 4.75"
• 1 SPLINTER FORCEPS SERRATED 3.5"
• 1 ROUND SCALPEL HANDLE #3
• 1 CARTILAGE KNIFE 6"
• 1 DISSECTING NEEDLE STRAIGHT
• 1 DISSECTING NEEDLE CURVED
• 10 STERILE BLADE #10
• 10 STERILE BLADE #11
• 10 STERILE BLADE #15
• WITH A NICE LEATHER KIT

Organized Instrument Support for Intestinal and General Surgery

The 40-Piece Intestinal Surgery Instrument Set for General Surgery brings together a coordinated selection of instruments for routine intestinal and general surgical procedures. Its 40-piece configuration helps place commonly needed tools within one organized set, supporting efficient preparation and practical instrument access during operative work. Designed for the demands of general surgery, the set can assist with tissue handling, dissection, exposure, and related procedural tasks without requiring separate selection of each instrument. By consolidating essential instrumentation into a single configuration, it supports a more streamlined setup while allowing the surgical team to follow established facility workflows and procedure-specific requirements.

Use Cases

• Preparing a coordinated instrument selection for intestinal surgery procedures
• Supporting soft-tissue dissection and tissue handling during general surgical work
• Providing instruments for exposure and access in operative fields
• Organizing commonly required tools for routine general surgery setup
• Assisting with procedure-specific instrument selection within an established surgical workflow

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean and process instruments according to facility protocols and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect instruments before and after use for visible soil, damage, corrosion, or impaired function.
• Handle instruments carefully during transport, cleaning, and storage to help prevent damage.
• Store the set in a clean, dry, protected location and maintain instrument organization between procedures.

General use; follow facility protocols.