Description

The Resano Valve Removal Forceps are designed for grasping and removing prosthetic heart valves during valve revision and replacement procedures. They are used when an implanted valve or related component needs to be held securely while it is being separated from the surrounding tissue. The long, narrow profile is useful in cardiac surgery, where access to the working area can be limited.

The working end has multi-toothed tips that provide a firm hold on the valve or attached material. The teeth create several points of contact, helping keep the grasped component from slipping while it is being manipulated. This is particularly useful when dealing with prosthetic material or fibrous attachments that require a controlled grip.

At 23 cm (9″) long, these provide the reach needed for deeper operative fields while keeping the handles away from the immediate surgical site. The elongated shape also allows the surgeon to make small adjustments at the working end without having to position the hand directly over the area being treated.

During valve revision surgery, the forceps can be used to grasp a prosthetic valve after its surrounding attachments have been released. The multi-toothed tips help maintain control as the valve is repositioned or removed. Their specialized design makes them more suited to this type of cardiovascular procedure than a general-purpose tissue forceps.

These forceps are manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel for repeated surgical use. Each instrument undergoes quality inspection to check the alignment and condition of the multi-toothed tips, handle movement, and overall finish. Proper cleaning, sterilization, and handling help maintain the instrument through repeated procedures.

For prosthetic valve removal, the Resano Valve Removal Forceps provide a combination of reach and firm tissue or component engagement. The 23 cm (9″) length and multi-toothed tips make the instrument suitable for controlled manipulation during cardiac valve revision and replacement procedures.