KOHLER · MICROSURGICAL FORCEPS
Kohler’s microsurgical forceps in the Hartmann pattern, angled at 60 degrees. The choice between this and the 45 degree version is the approach angle your access allows – they are otherwise the same instrument.
This pack: Kohler Micro Forceps, Hartmann pattern, 60 degrees angled · single instrument · QED REF 4846
| Pattern | Hartmann |
| Angle | 60 degrees |
| Also available | 45 degrees, REF 6662 |
› Microsurgical scale, for work under the scope rather than by direct vision.
› The 60 degree angle; the 45 degree version is the alternative approach.
› Made by Kohler Medizintechnik in Germany.
Prof. Kim, on micro instruments generally: “These instruments are critical for suturing. The micro forceps stabilizes the tissue and the micro needle holder holds the suture, while the micro scissors cut sutures microscopically. Regular large instruments cannot perform the task since 5.0 or 6.0 suture is really thin!”
Approach angle, and nothing else – the two are the same instrument bent differently. Many surgical trays carry both so there is one to suit the site.
| 45 degrees | Kohler Micro Forceps 45 deg, Hartmann |
| Needle holder | TC Needle Holder Castroviejo, Trinovo, straight, 14 cm |
| Micro scissors | Castroviejo Curved Scissors, 15 cm |
| Retractors | PENN Endo Retractor Set acc. to Prof. Kim |
Made by Kohler Medizintechnik, Germany.
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