Description

The Yasargil Bayonet Micro Forceps are designed for delicate handling of tissue during microsurgical and neurosurgical procedures. The bayonet shape keeps the surgeon’s hand above and away from the direct line of sight, which is useful when working under magnification or in a narrow operative field. This pattern is also used in microvascular work where careful manipulation of small structures is required.

The working end has blunt 1 mm tips. The small, smooth tips are intended for controlled handling rather than cutting or piercing tissue. Their fine size allows the forceps to be positioned around small structures without taking up much space in the operative field.

A flat handle gives the instrument a low-profile feel in the hand and works naturally with the bayonet shape. Two length options are available: 22.5 cm (8½”) and 24 cm (9½”), both with the same 1 mm tip size. The shorter version offers a little more compact handling, while the longer one provides additional reach when access is deeper.

In microsurgery, small changes in hand position can affect visibility and control. The offset shaft helps keep the fingers out of the microscope’s viewing path while the fine tips remain at the surgical site. This makes the pattern useful for delicate tissue handling, dissection, and manipulation where a clear view of the working area matters.

The instrument is made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel for repeated surgical use and sterilization. The 1 mm tips should be checked for proper alignment and smooth contact, while the shaft and flat handle should be inspected for bending or surface damage. Cleaning and sterilization should follow the appropriate instrument-reprocessing procedure.

Available in 22.5 cm (8½”) and 24 cm (9½”) lengths with 1 mm blunt tips, the Yasargil Bayonet Micro Forceps provide fine, controlled handling for delicate microsurgical procedures.