MICRO-ADSON 12 cm forceps: precision and finesse for delicate surgical procedures
The Frimed MICRO-ADSON 12 cm forceps are specifically designed to meet the most stringent requirements of microsurgical and anatomical procedures. They belong to the category of anatomical dissection forceps, used in soft tissue manipulation where precision and preservation of the integrity of biological structures are essential. This model stands out for its compact size of 12 cm, which makes it particularly easy to handle for delicate procedures, particularly in plastic surgery, ENT, ophthalmology or in operating theatres requiring precise instrumentation.
With its serrated jaws, the MICRO-ADSON offers controlled tissue grip without damaging it, avoiding unnecessary injury, especially when handling fragile structures. Its slim shape and refined tip allow easy access to narrow or complex areas of the surgical field. Unlike standard forceps, the MICRO-ADSON is even more tapered, with a reinforced grip thanks to a slightly widened ergonomic handle that ensures greater stability in the practitioner's hand.
Made of surgical-grade stainless steel, the forceps guarantee high durability and corrosion resistance, while allowing easy sterilisation in accordance with current protocols. Lightweight and well-balanced, they reduce fatigue during prolonged procedures and offer immediate responsiveness to finger pressure, without jerking.
This model differs significantly from the classic ADSON forceps due to its slimmer dimensions, making it the instrument of choice when extreme control is required. Its shape has been designed to allow better visibility in the surgical field, while ensuring optimal grip without crushing tissue.
Essential in any precision surgery tray, the MICRO-ADSON 12 cm is the benchmark choice for demanding professionals. Its compact size and specific shape allow it to be easily integrated into the most rigorous technical procedures. It embodies the balance between comfort, control and efficiency in the service of medical procedures.
