O.R. Grade Mayo Hegar Needle Holder
Price range: $9.99 through $16.99
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Features of O.R. Grade Mayo Hegar Needle Holder
Featured cross-serrated jaws with central groove for secure handling. Used for handling heavy needles and dense suture materials.
Comfortable handle for user control and stability.
Anti-glare finishing.
Autoclavable and Corrosion-resistant.
Made from German equivalent stainless steel.
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Length | 5.5 in, 6 in, 7 in, 8 in, 10 in |
| Jaws Style | Cross-Serrated with Grove |
| Product Line | Cynamed© O.R. Standard |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Mayo Hegar needle holder used for?
A Mayo Hegar needle holder is used to grasp, hold, and manipulate suture needles during suturing and surgical procedures. Its broad jaws make it particularly suitable for larger and heavier needles.
How does a Mayo Hegar needle holder work?
The instrument uses finger-ring handles and a ratcheted locking mechanism. When the handles are compressed, the jaws close around the needle. The ratchet can then lock the jaws in position until the user releases the mechanism.
Is the Mayo Hegar needle holder suitable for large needles?
Yes. The broad jaws of the Mayo Hegar design are commonly used with larger and heavier suture needles. For very delicate suturing or microsurgical applications, a more specialized needle holder may be appropriate.
Does the Mayo Hegar needle holder have serrated jaws?
Mayo Hegar needle holders commonly feature cross-serrated working surfaces designed to provide traction on the needle. However, the exact jaw configuration should be confirmed against the specific Cynamed SKU.
Is the Cynamed Mayo Hegar Needle Holder made from stainless steel?
Yes.
Is this needle holder suitable for microsurgery?
The standard Mayo Hegar design is generally intended for general suturing and larger needles rather than delicate microsurgical work. Its broader jaws are designed around secure handling of larger needles.
What is the difference between a Mayo Hegar needle holder and a Mayo scissors?
A Mayo Hegar needle holder is designed to hold and manipulate suture needles and uses a locking ratchet. Mayo scissors are cutting instruments. A Mayo Hegar needle holder should not be used as a substitute for surgical scissors.
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