#surgery instruments

[littleblood]

[fauvester]

more hospital au svsss

in interventional radiology (or anything involving procedural x-rays) you need to wear a lead apron and thyroid guard.. there’s usually lots of spares but usually the regulars invest in their own. they are very heavy lol. but it does help keep you cozy in a freezing procedure room

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[heardatmedschool]

“These surgical instruments should be in a museum. No, seriously, they are old as fuck.”

[dahliacirice]

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[iveneverbeenmorestressedinmylife]

Mein gott, this university is full of insane people.

[wrackofflesh]

unreal levels of stupid as fuck that i suffered for years going through all sorts of different treatments and seeing all sorts of doctors about the pain in my arms being told all sorts of scary life ruining things like how i might need surgery or i probably have fibromyalgia which ruined my life for a good moment there i thought my life was over id never draw or play guitar again or id never be able to work, and it turns out i just have an extremely easy to treat pain disorder. ive been getting injections in my worse arm for a couple months so far and its crazy how much its improved. im just so pissed off at the medical system i feel like i was just being milked for money and they never looked deeper into what else could cause these problems they went from muscle strain to carpal tunnel to fibromyalgia. very awesome. anyways atleast my current doctor has been really nice and has helped me alot so lol

[rosetinted-escape]

Realising that the songs I write are My Songs and I can just swap the lyrics round to suit me if I want.

[shiranuigenma]

sorry not sorry but my current adhd hyperfixation is pokemon and i know i don’t post on here a lot anyways but if i do it might be pokemon D:

[market-insider]

Cholecystectomy Device Market Dynamics: From Laparoscopy to Robotic Surgery

The global cholecystectomy devices market size is expected to reach USD 85.98 million by 2030. The industry is projected to be driven by the rising acceptance of elective laparoscopic surgery. For instance, laparoscopic cholecystectomy is one of the most frequently performed procedures, with almost 400,000 ambulatory laparoscopic cholecystectomies performed in the United States in 2019. Since the 1990s, laparoscopic cholecystectomy has been regarded as the preferred surgical procedure for treating gallstone disease. The advancement of cholecystectomy technologies is thought to be a significant market driver.

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A number of major players are investing in R&D to introduce cutting-edge products. One significant development in the field is the introduction of medical robots that help surgeons during operations. Robotic surgery has lately gained acceptability and application in general surgery, and in specific gastrointestinal operations, it may provide superior results over laparoscopic surgery. Robotic cholecystectomy has been proven to be a secure and efficient procedure. According to reports, the robot has enhanced instrumentation, dexterity, and visualization during minimal access surgery. The industry is also being driven by the growing geriatric population as elderly people are more at risk for gallstone diseases.

People aged 70 years and above have an almost 50% chance of acquiring gallstones, whereas people under the age of 40 years have an about 8% chance of developing gallstones. In addition, due to an increased preference for laparoscopic operations and an increase in elective surgery volumes, the rate of cholecystectomy surgeries has grown by 60%. But, approximately, 10% of cholecystectomy patients experienced comparable post-surgery symptoms; this disorder is referred to as a post-cholecystectomy syndrome. Moreover, risks, such as infection of the surgical site, bile duct damage, retained gallstones, abscess formation, severe bleeding, and bile duct stenosis, may hamper the growth of the industry in the future.

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[sainte-melasse]

I’m so sorry you activated my trap card 🫣

Here is the whole list of surgical instruments in this plate if you’re curious. It’s actually a plate for surgeries in the buccal area but it’s true that forceps are best known in gynecology.

It’s still a work in progress but I can’t help showing you Shikimi in the nurse lolita dress I’m making them.

[azeemed]

The Gigli Saw Surgical Instrument: Essential Tool in Surgical Procedures

The Gigli saw is a unique surgical instrument used primarily in orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures. This flexible saw, made of a twisted wire, is remarkably efficient for cutting through bone. Its design ensures precision while minimizing damage to surrounding tissues, making it indispensable in delicate surgeries. Named after the Italian surgeon Leonardo gigli saw has stood the test of time as a reliable choice for surgeons worldwide.

How Does a Gigli Saw Work?

Unlike rigid saws, the Gigli saw is maneuverable, enabling surgeons to work in challenging spaces. The saw operates through a back-and-forth motion as the wire slices through bone with minimal resistance. Small handles, called Gigli saw handles, are often attached to each end of the wire to provide the required tension and ergonomic control during the procedure. This functionality adds to its versatility, allowing its use in procedures that range from amputations to craniotomies.

Applications of the Gigli Saw in Modern Surgery

The Gigli saw has a variety of uses in medical settings. It is commonly employed in procedures such as amputations, where precision and control are crucial. Neurosurgeons also rely on this tool for specific cranial surgeries, given its ability to access hard-to-reach areas. Additionally, this instrument is valuable in veterinary medicine, helping perform complex surgeries on animals. Despite advancements in surgical technology, the Gigli saw continues to be a preferred choice for many surgeons due to its simplicity and effectiveness.

Advantages of the Gigli Saw

The Gigli saw's design offers several benefits. Being lightweight and portable, it is invaluable in emergency or field surgeries where bulky equipment may not be available. The twisted-wire construct allows for minimal sawdust production, improving visibility in surgical fields. Furthermore, its ability to adapt to different angles ensures precision in complex anatomical areas. Paired with tools like the Duval instrument it forms part of an essential surgical toolkit for numerous procedures.

Maintenance and Care for Optimal Performance

Proper maintenance is crucial to ensure the longevity and reliability of a Gigli saw. After every use, the instrument should be cleaned thoroughly to remove biological material and sterilized to maintain hygiene standards. Inspecting the wire for any fraying or damage and replacing it when necessary is vital for patient safety. Store the instrument in a dry, clean environment to prevent rust and ensure it remains ready for use whenever needed.

Conclusion

The Gigli saw exemplifies a surgical instrument that combines simplicity with functionality. Its adaptability and effectiveness in various medical procedures make it a staple in operating rooms worldwide. Whether aiding in orthopedic surgeries or complementing tools like the Duval instrument, the Gigli saw continues to hold a place of honor in modern medicine.

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