SME-RI11- Fish Hook Neurosurgery

Description

The Alis Yasargil Galea Fish Hook is a specialized surgical instrument used in neurosurgery, particularly in procedures involving the brain and cranial nerves. Named after the renowned neurosurgeon Prof. Gazi Yasargil, this fish hook is meticulously designed to aid in delicate tissue retraction and manipulation during intracranial surgeries.

Key Features:

1. Unique Design: The fish hook features a curved, fish-like shape with a sharp tip and a slender, tapered body. This design allows for precise tissue retraction and manipulation without causing unnecessary trauma to surrounding structures.
2. Galea Attachment: The fish hook is equipped with an attachment mechanism, typically a handle or shaft, that allows it to be securely anchored to the patient’s galea or scalp tissue. This provides stable and controlled retraction during surgical procedures.
3. High-Quality Material: Crafted from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, the fish hook is durable, corrosion-resistant, and capable of withstanding the rigors of neurosurgical procedures.
4. Ergonomic Handle: Some models may feature an ergonomic handle or grip for comfortable and secure handling by the surgeon, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged surgeries.
5. Versatile Use: The Alis Yasargil Galea Fish Hook is suitable for a wide range of neurosurgical procedures, including tumor resections, vascular surgeries, and cranial nerve decompressions, among others.

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