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ZuluEndoscopy Foreign Body Forceps
Endoscopy Foreign Body Forceps
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Product Code :- 19B07
The Endoscopy Foreign body forceps refers to the removal of ingested objects from the esophagus, stomach and duodenum by endoscopic technique.
- International Quality Standard.
- Fastest Delivery.
- Export Standard Packaging.
- Customized Production.
The Endoscopy Foreign body forceps refers to the removal of ingested objects from the esophagus, stomach and duodenum by endoscopic technique.
Endoscopy foreign body forceps used to grasp tissue or retrieval foreign bodies, excised tissues and stents from within the digestive system.
Endoscopy foreign body forceps consists of flexible metallic tube which encloses a metallic wire. At the distal end of the metallic wire, jaw is attached to grasp the foreign body. Sliding the slider back and forth over the handle body to open and close the jaws.
Advanced Features:
- Specially Designed Strong Grip
- Easy to Operate & Single-Handed Control Flexible Forceps
- Sterile & individually Packed
- Made form high grade medical material
Urology Division
Laparoscopy Division
Gynecology Division
Nephrology Division
Cardiology Division
