SME-RI362- Rumenotomy Set Veterinary Purpose

Description

The Alis Rumenotomy Set for Veterinary Purpose is a specialized collection of surgical instruments designed for performing rumenotomy procedures in large animals, such as cattle and sheep. These instruments are meticulously crafted to provide veterinary surgeons with the necessary tools for safe and effective rumenotomy surgeries, which may be necessary for the treatment of various gastrointestinal conditions in animals.

Key Components:

1. Rumen Knife: The set includes a rumen knife, which features a sharp, curved blade designed for making precise incisions into the rumen, allowing access to the interior of the stomach for examination and treatment.
2. Rumen Trocar and Cannula: A rumen trocar and cannula are included in the set, providing a means for safely puncturing the rumen wall and creating a passage for the introduction of surgical instruments or drainage tubes into the rumen cavity.
3. Retractors: Various retractors are included to provide optimal exposure of the surgical site, facilitating clear visualization and access to the rumen for the surgeon.
4. Suture Materials: The set may also include suture materials and needles for closing incisions or securing surgical drains following the rumenotomy procedure.
5. Sterilization Compatibility: All instruments in the set are compatible with standard sterilization methods, ensuring optimal hygiene and safety for both veterinary staff and animals.

Applications:

• Rumenotomy procedures for the treatment of conditions such as ruminal impaction, foreign body ingestion, or traumatic injuries to the rumen wall.
• Emergency surgical interventions to alleviate gastrointestinal obstructions or other life-threatening conditions in large animals.

Usage Guidelines:

• The Alis Rumenotomy Set for Veterinary Purpose should be used by trained veterinary surgeons or professionals experienced in large animal surgery.
• Ensure proper cleaning and sterilization of all instruments before and after each use to maintain sterility and prevent cross-contamination.
• Adhere to standard safety protocols and guidelines for veterinary surgical procedures to ensure animal welfare and optimal surgical outcomes.