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Probes, such as button probes and hollow probes, are indispensable instruments in medical diagnostics and surgery. They are specifically designed to examine hard-to-reach areas of the body. They are used to probe wound cavities or fistula tracts to assess their depth and direction. Additionally, they are excellent for locating and removing foreign bodies. Their precise construction and versatile application make them essential tools in daily practice.
Cotton carriers, on the other hand, are used to take swabs from areas to be examined. They are particularly useful for collecting samples for microbiological or cytological tests, such as for infections or cancer screening. Their ease of use and efficiency make them an indispensable diagnostic tool.
Other instruments in this category include:
Cystic hooks: These instruments are frequently used in gallbladder and bile duct surgery to precisely visualize and hold structures.
Vessel dilators: They are used to gently expand blood vessels, for example, to insert catheters or treat narrowings.
Vein strippers: These instruments are used in vascular surgery to harvest veins for bypass operations or to remove varicose veins.
Nabatoff varicose vein set: A specialized kit for treating varicose veins, containing all the necessary instruments for efficient and precise therapy.
Our instruments are characterized by high-quality materials, precise craftsmanship, and ergonomic handling. They are designed to make the work of doctors and surgeons easier while ensuring the best possible outcomes for patients.
Whether it's a routine examination or a complex surgical procedure – our instruments provide the necessary precision, reliability, and tissue protection. They are indispensable tools in modern medicine and help enable optimal diagnostics and therapies.
For further information about our products or assistance in selecting the right instrument, we are happy to assist you.
In dentistry, a probe is an instrument for examining teeth and gums. It is part of the basic dental instrument set, which is usually freshly applied by the dental specialist before starting treatment for each patient. A distinction is first made between probes for examining hard tissue and probes for examining the gingiva (periodontal probes). In addition, dental probes are used in dental technology.
Blunt button probes, for example the Bowman button probe, which he originally developed as a tear duct probe, are used to probe a fistula duct of a tooth fistula. A mouth-antrum connection (MAV), the opening of the maxillary sinus after the tooth extraction of a molar in the upper jaw, can also be diagnosed with this.
The Miller needle is a probe that is used in dentistry to find and probe root canals.
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