ENT Surgical Instrument Set 10-Piece Vein Stripping Vascular Tray German Stainless Steel

  • Ten-piece set supports organized vein-stripping preparation.
  • Stainless steel construction supports repeated cleaning and sterilization.
  • Dedicated vascular instruments help streamline careful procedural handling.
  • The ten-piece configuration keeps vein-stripping instruments together for efficient procedural access.
  • German stainless steel supports dependable handling across vascular procedures.
  • A practical tray for vascular workflows.

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ENT Vein Stripping Vascular Tray — 10-Piece Surgical Instrument Set

The ENT Vein Stripping Vascular Tray is a 10-piece instrument set assembled for vein stripping and vascular access procedures in the operating room. Each tray is organized for efficient setup and turnover, giving surgical teams a consistent, ready-to-sterilize configuration for varicose vein surgery and related vascular work. The set supports the sequential steps of vein exposure, isolation, stripping, and ligation, with instruments selected for reliable handling and repeatable performance. Designed for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics, the tray helps standardize instrument selection across cases and supports streamlined processing between procedures.

  • Vein stripping and ligation procedures for varicose veins
  • Vascular access and exposure in the operating room
  • Ambulatory surgery center vein cases requiring a standardized tray
  • Clinic-based minor vascular procedures with a prepared instrument set
  • Central sterile processing workflows for tray assembly and turnover

Specifications

Material & MetallurgyAISI 420 German Stainless Steel (Glare-Free Satin Matte)
  • Clean and decontaminate instruments according to facility infection control policy before sterilization.
  • Inspect instruments for function and integrity before each tray assembly.
  • Sterilize using validated cycles appropriate for the instrument materials and facility protocols.
  • Store trays in a clean, dry area and protect from moisture and physical damage.

Instrument sets should be used by trained surgical personnel in accordance with facility protocols and manufacturer instructions.


Set Bill of Materials & Included Instruments

#Component InstrumentQtyClinical Specification
15" Dressing Forceps serrated standard pattern1001213705
2Beer Epilation Dissecting Forceps Round Tip1001211854
36" Metzenbaum Scissors - TC Curved1002211900
45" Tissue Forceps 1×2 teeth standard pattern1001210334
55" Halsted Mosquito Forceps straight1004210337
6Mixter forceps 8 1/2" right angled longitudinal serrated jaws, cross-serrated tips ring handle1001210785
78" Mayo Hegar Needle Holder1002211834
85.5" Weitlaner Retractor sharp prong 3×41005212889
96 1/2" Parker Retractor double end lrg1005211418
10Debakey Atrauma Forcep 6 1/4" 1.5mm1027050029
Total Set Contents10 Pieces (10 Distinct Types)

What's Included in This Set

This set contains 10 instruments carefully selected for the procedure:

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Prof. Florencio Walter
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Verified Purchase Professional Review General Surgery
Oct 12, 2025 (1 年前)
I've been using these instrument trays during various surgical procedures, including laparotomy and bowel resection, and I've found them to be quite reliable. The balanced weight of the trays helps maintain stability while working in delicate tissue planes, which is essential during procedures involving fascial layers. The secure locking mechanism gives me peace of mind, ensuring that all instruments remain in place throughout the surgery. I particularly appreciate the atraumatic tips, as they aid significantly in vessel ligation without causing unnecessary trauma to surrounding tissues. In the last month alone, I've integrated these trays into my workflow for over a dozen cases. One minor improvement could be enhancing the material for increased durability, as I've noticed some wear after frequent sterilization cycles. Overall, they serve their purpose well and have become a staple in my surgical toolkit.
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