Veterinary commonly used set · Generic
Veterinary Instrument Set with Bag A type 1
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This kit is the backbone of general veterinary practices, used for everyday operations like routine spays (ovariohysterectomy), castrations (neuter), minor mass removals, and wound repair. It equips veterinarians with everything necessary to make incisions, control bleeding, handle delicate tissues, and suture closures.
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Specs & features.
The instruments are crafted from medical-grade stainless steel, making them highly resistant to corrosion, rust, and completely autoclavable (sterilizable). The tools are neatly organized in a rugged, portable carrying bag with dedicated elastic straps or padded compartments to prevent shifting, damage, or contamination during transport.
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- Scalpel Handle: Used to securely hold disposable scalpel blades for making initial skin and tissue incisions.
- Scissors: Mayo Scissors: Slightly heavier blades used for cutting dense connective tissues, fascia, and tough suture materials. Metzenbaum Scissors: Finer, more delicate scissors designed for blunt dissection and cutting soft tissues.
- Hemostatic Forceps (Clamps): Mosquito Forceps & Crile/Kelly Clamps: Ratcheted clamps used to grasp tissues and temporarily occlude (crush) bleeding blood vessels.
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