Microsurgery

Instruments for Microsurgery

Microsurgery requires microsurgical instruments that ensure maximum precision and reliability. Dimeda offers microsurgical instruments of the highest quality, developed for various applications and surgical specialties. Our range includes instruments for bone surgery, enabling precise work even on the smallest structures, as well as micro instruments for particularly delicate procedures under the microscope. Additionally, we offer high-quality instruments for high-frequency surgery as well as instruments for retracting, holding, suctioning, and rinsing. All microsurgical instruments from Dimeda are characterized by their excellent workmanship, long service life, and ergonomic design, supporting surgeons worldwide in precise and safe microsurgical procedures.

In microsurgery, details matter. Instruments for microsurgery must meet high-quality standards and should impress with practical handling and application-related functionality. DIMEDA offers a wide range of microsurgical instruments with cutting-edge technologies for professional use. Regarding shape, size, and handles of the instruments, we offer users a large selection of different variants. Adapted to the unique working technique of each surgeon, we deliver exactly the right instrument for every step of the procedure.

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General Instrumentarium

No operating room can do without a general instrumentarium. We offer numerous instruments that are used in every operation. The basic set includes instruments such as scalpel handles and scalpels, blade breakers, needle holders, anatomical and surgical forceps, surgical scissors, and artery clamps, all available from us in a wide range of designs.

Micro Instruments

Micro instruments for delicate and precise work feature fine working ends. In addition to micro needle holders, micro scissors, micro forceps, and micro probes, users will also find clip systems for microsurgical treatment of aneurysms.

High-Frequency Surgery

High-frequency surgery uses alternating current for coagulation and cutting. With electrosurgical scalpels, electrocauteries, as well as monopolar or bipolar instruments, bleeding can be effectively stopped and tissue can be cut.

Microsurgical Instruments for Retracting, Holding, and Suctioning

Just as indispensable as scalpels and needle holders are wound retractors, distractors, wound hooks, and spatulas. These microsurgical instruments allow optimal access to the surgical field. Suction tubes of various designs ensure precise suction of irrigation solutions.