Needle Holders

ADMIRE SURGICAL ’s Needle Holders in Surgical Instruments: Precision and Control

In the intricate world of surgery, the success of a procedure often hinges on the precision and control a surgeon possesses. One crucial tool that facilitates this control is the needle holder. Their significance in the surgical realm cannot be overstated, as they play a pivotal role in ensuring the safety and efficacy of medical interventions.

Functions and Applications: Needle holders serve multiple functions in the operating room:

1. Needle Grasping: The primary function of a needle holder is to grasp and hold surgical needles securely.
2. Suturing: Needle holders are indispensable for suturing wounds, incisions, and tissues. Surgeons use them to pass the needle through the tissue and to tie sutures tightly and securely.
3. Control: Needle holders provide surgeons with precise control over the needle’s placement, depth, and angle.

Types of Needle Holders: Several types of needle holders are available, each designed for specific surgical tasks. Common types include:

1. Crile-Wood Needle Holder: This versatile needle holder is commonly used for general surgery. It has curved jaws with cross-serrated tips for a secure grip.
2. Mathieu Needle Holder: Often used in ophthalmic and delicate procedures, this fine-tipped needle holder features a ratchet-locking mechanism for precise control.
3. Castroviejo Needle Holder: With its delicate and slender design, this needle holder is favored in microsurgery, such as ophthalmic and plastic surgery.
4. Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder: This needle holder combines a needle-grasping component with scissors, making it suitable for procedures that require both needle manipulation and cutting.
5. Derf Needle Holder: Designed for use in cardiac surgery, this heavy-duty needle holder has a unique design that allows for secure needle control in demanding procedures.