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Rudra Surgicals : The Laparoscopic Titanium Needle Holder with Straight Jaw (5mm x 330mm) is a specialized surgical instrument used in laparoscopic procedures to hold needles and assist with suturing inside the body. Here are the details of this tool:Key Features:Titanium Construction:Titanium is known for being lightweight, strong, and corrosion-resistant, which makes it an ideal material for surgical instruments.It is highly durable and biocompatible, reducing the risk of allergic reactions or tissue damage when in contact with the body.Straight Jaw:The straight jaw design providerprecise control and stability when holding needles during suturing. The straight shape helps in accessing tissues in flat or straight areas within the abdominal or pelvic cavity.It allows the surgeon to align and handle the needle effectively, ensuring accurate suturing during laparoscopic procedures.Size (5mm x 330mm):The 5mm refers to the diameter of the instrument's shaft, which is ideal for use in laparoscopic procedures, where small incisions (usually less than 1 cm) are made to insert instruments.The 330mm length ensures that the needle holder can reach the target areas within the body through the limited access points typical in minimally invasive surgery.Ergonomic Handle:The handle of the needle holder is designed to provide a comfortable grip for the surgeon, even during prolonged surgeries.It ensures that the surgeon can apply the necessary force for effective needle manipulation without straining the hand or wrist.Precision and Control:The needle holder is finely crafted to offer excellent precision and control when holding the needle, which is essential for delicate suturing in laparoscopic surgery.The instrument is designed to hold the needle securely in place while the surgeon maneuvers the needle for stitching.Compatibility with Laparoscopic Surgery:The compact and narrow design of the needle holder makes it suitable for use in laparoscopic surgeries, where instruments must be small and efficient to fit through tiny incisions and access the internal organs.