Bipolar Hook

VSC Laparoscopic Bipolar L Hook

The bipolar L-hook is a specialized instrument used in various surgical procedures, including laparoscopic surgery, to dissect and coagulate tissues using bipolar energy. The L-hook design allows for precise tissue manipulation and dissection while simultaneously providing hemostasis (control of bleeding). Here are some common uses of the bipolar L-hook:

1. Dissection: The bipolar L-hook is used to perform delicate dissection and separation of tissues during surgery. It is particularly useful in procedures, such as in gynecological surgeries or hepatic procedures.
2. Hemostasis: The L-hook instrument has the ability to coagulate small blood vessels during tissue dissection.
3. Tissue Removal: The bipolar L-hook can be used to remove small or diseased tissue, such as polyps or lesions. The L-shaped jaws of the instrument allow for precise grasping and removal of tissue while simultaneously providing hemostasis.
4. Precise Cutting: In addition to its dissection and coagulation