Surgical Suction Head Ear Nose Throat Gun Ophthalmology Electric Device Sputum Medical Instrument ENT Surgical Instrument Health

Surgical Suction Head Ear Nose Throat Gun Ophthalmology Electric Device Sputum Medical Instrument ENT Surgical Instrument Health

Product features:
1. Material safety: Made of medical grade materials with good biocompatibility, non irritating and non-toxic to the human body, it can ensure that it will not cause patient allergies or other adverse reactions during the surgical process, and is safe and reliable.
2. Precise and controllable suction force: After connecting professional suction equipment, the suction force can be precisely adjusted according to surgical needs.
3. Design to meet surgical requirements: Diverse shapes have been designed for different surgical sites and operational characteristics. Better adapt to complex anatomical structures within the body, making it easier for doctors to operate.

Instructions:
1. Preoperative preparation and examination: Before use, it is necessary to confirm whether the surgical suction head model is suitable for the surgical type and patient condition, check whether the suction head is damaged, deformed, blocked, etc., and ensure that the pipeline is unobstructed and free of foreign objects. At the same time, correctly install and tightly connect the suction head with the suction device and connecting pipe, and confirm through negative pressure testing that the suction system is well sealed and free of air leakage, ensuring normal suction function.
2. Intraoperative standardized operation: During the surgical process, medical staff should flexibly adjust the position and angle of the suction head according to the surgical site, bleeding or secretion situation, gently contact the tissue, avoid direct strong adsorption or scratching of important blood vessels, nerves and fragile tissues, and prevent iatrogenic damage. When attracting, it is necessary to control the negative pressure intensity reasonably to avoid excessive negative pressure damaging tissues or insufficient negative pressure affecting the suction effect.
3. Postoperative cleaning and handling: After the surgery, immediately handle the surgical suction head according to hospital infection control standards. First, separate the suction head from other devices, soak it in specialized cleaning solution to remove residual blood, tissue debris, and other pollutants, and then perform deep cleaning using high-pressure water guns or ultrasonic cleaning equipment.