Dissecting Hook

During vascular surgeries, a dissecting hook (23.5 cm, or 9 1/2 inches) is a tiny, hand-held tool that helps surgeons draw aside delicate blood vessels to reveal the surgical field’s contents. The dissecting hook has a strong grip and a round-ended tip that resembles a hook. In addition, the tip is concave and flat for manipulating veins and arteries. Additionally, surgeons can broaden the borders of minor surgical incisions and wounds using the hook. The hook, on the other hand, has a thin contour. Deep anatomical compartments are easily accessible because of this capability. To reduce the risk of bleeding during surgery, all of our dissecting hooks include blades with blunted rims. made from stainless steel of the highest quality.