Ferguson Gall Stone Scoop Double Ended 9 1/2" - Large

Designed for gall stone removal, this scoop supports focused surgical handling.
Double-ended construction provides two working ends for procedural versatility.
The 9 1/2-inch length offers extended reach during operative manipulation.
Large sizing accommodates substantial handling needs during gall stone procedures.
Scoop-ended design helps collect and manage gall stones during use.
Its double-ended format can support efficient instrument handling between tasks.

Brand: surgivalley

$45.00 $55.60

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SKU: 015210982

Kategorien: Küretten

Double-Ended Reach for Gall Stone Handling

The Ferguson Gall Stone Scoop is a double-ended surgical instrument designed for scooping and handling gall stones during operative work. Its two-ended configuration provides access to differently positioned stones while allowing the user to select the scoop end that best suits the immediate task. The large pattern and 9 1/2-inch length support deliberate handling within the operative field, helping keep stone retrieval organized and controlled. As a focused instrument for gall stone management, it offers a practical addition to workflows that require a dedicated scoop rather than a general-purpose tool.

Use Cases

Scoop and handle gall stones during surgical procedures.
Select between the two scoop ends according to the immediate access or handling requirement.
Use the 9 1/2-inch instrument length to support controlled reach within the operative field.
Incorporate a dedicated gall stone scoop into organized instrument setups for relevant procedures.

Specifications

Dimension

9 1/2"

Care & Handling

Clean promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect both scoop ends and the instrument overall for residue, damage, or changes that could affect handling before reuse.
Handle and store the instrument in a way that protects both working ends from impact or contact damage.
Follow facility protocols for processing, storage, and release for use.

General use; follow facility protocols.