Laparoscopic Spoon Forceps/ Stone Removal Forceps

VSC Laparoscopic Spoon Forceps/ Stone Removal Forceps

ü  Laparoscopic Stone Removal Forceps, also known as Laparoscopic Stone Retrieval Baskets or Graspers, are surgical instruments used to remove stones from the urinary tract or bile ducts during laparoscopic procedures.

ü  These forceps are specifically designed to grasp and retrieve stones that may be causing blockages or other complications. They are inserted through small incisions in the abdomen, known as trocars, and guided to the site of the stone using laparoscopic imaging technology.

ü  Laparoscopic Stone Removal Forceps typically consist of a long, thin shaft with a handle on one end and a basket-like or claw-like structure on the other. The basket or claw is designed to open and close, allowing it to surround and securely grip the stone for removal. The forceps may also have a mechanism to manipulate the basket, allowing for controlled movement and positioning of the stone during the retrieval process.

ü  Once the stone is grasped by the forceps, it is carefully extracted from the body through one of the trocar incisions. The procedure is performed under visual guidance provided by the laparoscope, ensuring precision and minimizing damage to surrounding tissues.