Get Easy Wound Manipulation with Our Surgical Needle Holders

The Global market of surgical needle holders is driven by the high demand for wound closure practices. The technical advancements in instrumentation lead to increased use of these instruments in the healthcare sector. The rise in trauma injuries and accident incidence may lead to a surge in the number of outpatient surgeries. So, the demand for precise instruments increased day by day. Though, lack of skilled professionals and expensive instruments may impede the market growth. The rise in the number of surgeries and increased healthcare infrastructure are expected to get accurate and precise instruments. Such instruments help the surgeons in getting better and effective results. Needle Holders are also known as “Needle Drivers” used to hold suturing needles during surgical procedures. To get a firm grip on needles, jaws have a textured pattern either etched directly on replaceable tungsten carbide or stainless material inserts. This instrument grips the suture needles more precisely and wears out much slower than other metals. Surgical Needle Holders with tungsten carbide inserts have gold-plated rings. Different patterns are Mayo Hegar and Olsen Hegar needle holders. The surgical instrument needle holders have a ratchet-lock mechanism for a firm grip.  

Patterns of The Surgical Needle Holders

Needle holders are come up with a wide range of sizes and patterns. Surgeons can pick the best one of their choice depends on their surgical use and need. Some common patterns are given below:

Some needle holders are combinations of suture scissors and needle holders. These instruments are ideally used when surgeons need to hold needles and cut sutures quickly. Such needle holders with scissors perform two-in-one functions efficiently without any hassle of changing instruments. This is very useful for surgeons in operating room settings.
The ratchet lock of the instrument provides more flexibility to the work. The surgeons can hold it with the middle finger and thumb as well as can support it with the index finger.  The serrated and sturdy blade is the operating end of the needle holder. The smooth surface enhanced the user experience and finished the tasks within time. The needle is inserted in tissues counterclockwise or clockwise to fix with thumb forceps to avoid the needle injury to nearby tissues.

Be Careful While Choosing Surgical Needle Holders

It is noteworthy to inspect your needle holder before sterilization and after each procedure. Use a magnifying glass, a bright lamp, or microscope to check any of the below-mention errors:

•    Cracks in the jaw inserts or joint
•    Cracks in the TC inserts
•    Worn or bent Jaws
•    Hairline cracks in the jaws
•    Ratchet mechanism fails to hold efficiently
•    Light shines when surgeons hold it in the closed position
•    Stains and rust
•    Poor ratchet fit
•    Loose joint

Replace your needle holder quickly if you have noticed these signs. Apart from these points, always pick high-quality needle holders. So, surgeons can ensure quality procedures during operating room surgeries. High-quality surgical instruments always benefitted the healthcare sector. They not only help you in saving revenues but gives precise results. We know that getting the perfect instrument for the surgery gives us accurate results. That’s why selecting the right needle holder enables you to perfectly hold the needles and help the patients for fast healing.

What’s More!

These instruments act as hand extensions of surgeons that not only help in needle holding but enable them to perform surgery efficiently. In one statement, it enhances the surgery outcomes. The choice of needle holder depends on the surgical type and need. If surgeons only go for suturing process, he/she may use simple needle holder. But, if there are any specified cases such as eye surgery, surgeons need to pick the needle holder accordingly. Overall, these are ideal instruments that always remain in healthcare demand. This is the core need of every surgery. Without these instruments, surgeons can’t complete any surgical task.

Note: The needle holder must be matched to the needle size for which it is used.

GerMedUSA offers an extensive range of needle holders. We have a broad line of these instruments with multiple variations. Our instruments are perfect for your surgical kit and offer more precise results. We made high-quality German-Forged surgical instruments for long-term duration. We worked with a different specialist to provide high-quality instruments. We have set the standard with our instruments in the surgical field.

Frequently Asked Questions

1.    What are commonly used surgical needle holders?

Common surgical needle holders are Mathieu Needle Holder, Mayo-Hegar Needle Holder, Castroviejo Needle Holder, and Halsey Needle Holder.

2.    What is the difference between a surgical needle holder and a hemostat?

Needle holders allow the surgeons to hold the needle during the suturing process, while the hemostat feature grooves in the tips for holding purposes.