What Does Bipolar Do in Surgical Instruments?

It is an electrode, and bipolar tweezers are mostly used for coagulation during surgery; It is composed of a double valve tweezer body and an electrode holder. The tail end of the double valve tweezer body is respectively connected to the electrode holder, and there is a high-frequency input plug on the electrode holder. The outer surface of the double valve tweezer body is equipped with an insulation layer. There is a water channel inside any valve of the double valve tweezer body along the direction of the tweezer body. The front end of the water channel outlet is located at the conductive working tip of the valve tweezer body end, and the rear end inlet is sealed and connected to the water delivery guide from the wall of the valve tweezer body. Bipolar electrocoagulation forceps have a water channel composed of a water conduit embedded in the body of the forceps, and the outlet of the water conduit is close to the head of the bipolar electrocoagulation forceps. Therefore, when the bipolar electrocoagulation forceps perform electrocoagulation hemostasis in surgery, sterile physiological saline will slowly and continuously flow to the head of the bipolar electrocoagulation forceps through the water conduit, thereby preventing scar formation.