YNR European-Pattern Single-Use Bipolar Diathermy Forceps with Cable – Professional Electrosurgical Instrument for Clinical Use

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£37.08

YNR European-Pattern Single-Use Bipolar Diathermy Forceps with Cable are disposable professional forceps intended for use with compatible electrosurgical equipment by appropriately trained users. Key features European-pattern bipolar forceps configuration Single-use design Cable included For compatible professional electrosurgical equipment Care and safety Confirm connector and equipment compatibility before use. Inspect the forceps and cable before the procedure, follow the supplied single-use instructions and dispose of the instrument according to applicable clinical procedures.

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