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Surgical instrument · Cutting & Dissecting

da Vinci Maryland Bipolar Forceps

Also called Bipolar forceps, Maryland forceps

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3

An 8 mm EndoWrist bipolar instrument with curved, tapered jaws and a triangular fenestration at the base. Like all EndoWrist energy instruments it has amber insulation at the wrist joint.

Primary uses

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Grasping, dissecting and coagulating tissue in robotic surgery. In robotic prostatectomy it is used with monopolar curved scissors for sharp and blunt dissection.

Sizes & variants

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da Vinci X/Xi: Maryland bipolar forceps 471172, 14 uses; training version 470172-T (not for human use).

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