Precise Laparoscopic Maryland Grasper

A Precise Laparoscopic Maryland Grasper is a versatile, essential surgical instrument with a fine, curved, and serrated tip used for grasping, dissecting, and manipulating delicate tissues during minimally invasive procedures. Its design allows for high maneuverability and controlled force in confined anatomical spaces

The Maryland grasper is characterized by its specific jaw design and construction from high-grade materials, typically surgical stainless steel

• Jaw Design: Features a curved, tapered, and finely serrated tip. This unique design enables both blunt dissection (gently separating tissue planes) and secure, yet a traumatic, grasping and holding of tissues like the cystic duct or bowel.
• Dimensions: Typically have a 5mm diameter and a working length of 33cm to 45cm, compatible with standard laparoscopic trocars and varying surgical field depths.
• Versatility: Its multifunctionality reduces the need for multiple instrument exchanges, streamlining the surgical workflow.
• Rotation: Most modern versions include a 360-degree rotation mechanism on the handle, providing optimal positioning and enhanced maneuverability within the abdominal cavity.
• Electro cautery Compatibility: Many models are insulated to allow safe use with monopolar electro surgery for coagulation and hemostasis, minimizing collateral tissue damage.
• Handling: Features an ergonomic handle (available in ratcheted or non-ratcheted options) designed for comfort and optimal control, which helps reduce hand fatigue during extended procedures.
• Reusable/Disposable: Available in both reusable (autoclavable) and disposable configurations to meet different clinical needs and cost considerations.