Net Work Markiting

22/06/2026

https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbD20no35fLoAiuZ8N0V

Follow *Best Surgical Shop*'s WhatsApp Channel. We Deals In:
Medical Equipment, Hospital Furniture,
Distribution:
Ultrasound Roll, ECG, ETT_ECG & All Kinds Of Medical Papers, X-Ray Film


Whats app
03180582370. Join 16 followers for the latest updates.

06/05/2026

Assalam o Alaikum 👋

💼 All Medical Devices Available on Sale & Rent:
✔ Hospital Beds
✔ Oxygen Concentrators
✔ Wheelchairs
✔ Surgical Instruments

📍 Rawalpindi / Islamabad
🚚 Delivery Available

For urgent queries, please call: 03180582370https://wa.me/923180582370

08/04/2026

Anesthesia & Access:
Aspirating Syringe & Needle: Used to numb the surgical area.
Mouth Props (Adult/Molt): Used to keep the patient's mouth open during the procedure.
Minnesota/Wieder/Seldin Retractors: Used to hold back cheeks, tongue, or skin flaps for visibility.
Mouth Mirror: Provides a clear view of hard-to-see areas.
Tissue & Bone Preparation:
Blade Handle: Holds the scalpel for incisions.
Periosteal Elevators ( #1 Woodson / #9 Molt): Used to lift the gum tissue away from the bone.
Frazier Suction Tube: Removes blood and saliva from the surgical site.
Bone File & Beveled Chisel/Mallet: Used to smooth or cut bone during reshaping.
Blumenthal Bone Rongeur: Used to clip off sharp or excess bone fragments.
Extraction Tools:
Straight/Cryer/Potts/Crane Pick Elevators: Used to loosen the tooth from the socket before pulling.
Extraction Forceps ( #150, #151, #23, #65): Specialized pliers used to grasp and pull specific teeth (upper, lower, molars, or roots).
Root Tip Picks: Used to remove small fragments of roots left in the socket.
Closure & Cleaning:
Curved Kelly Hemostat: Used to clamp vessels and control bleeding.
Needle Holder & Dean Scissors: Used for stitching (suturing) and cutting the thread.
Irrigation Syringe: Flushes the socket with saline to clean out debris.
Double Ended Curette: Used to scrape out infected tissue or cysts from the bone.
Adson Forceps & Gauze: Used to handle delicate tissue and absorb fluids.https://wa.me/message/HU4YOBOSBVZHH1

08/04/2026

Item List & Definitions
Extraction Forceps (Far left): Heavy-duty pliers used to grasp and remove teeth or bone fragments.
Volkmann Retractor (Rake): The four-pronged tool used to pull back skin or small muscle layers to see the underlying area.
Hemostatic Forceps (Hemostat): The long, locking clamp in the center used to compress blood vessels and stop bleeding.
Backhaus Towel Clamp: The clamp with sharp, curved tips used to secure sterile drapes or hold onto tough tissue.
Disposable Scalpel: The green-handled tool with a fixed blade used for making initial incisions.
Syringe and Needle: Used for injecting local anesthesia to numb the area before the procedure begins.https://wa.me/message/HU4YOBOSBVZHH1

08/04/2026

Hemostatic Forceps (Clamps): The numerous scissor-like tools used to clamp blood vessels to control bleeding.
Needle Holders (Gold handles): Specialized clamps with reinforced jaws used to drive needles during suturing.
Scalpel Handles: Located at the top left; these hold surgical blades for making incisions.
Adson Tissue Forceps: The small "tweezers" on the left used for precise grasping of skin or delicate tissue.
Richardson Retractor: The "L" shaped metallic tool in the center used to hold back tissue or muscle to keep the surgical site open.
Tissue Forceps (Long): The long, serrated tweezers used for reaching and stabilizing tissue in deeper areas.
Surgical Bowl: A stainless steel cup used to hold antiseptic solutions or sterile water.
Surgical Scissors: Used for cutting sutures or dissecting tissue layers.
https://wa.me/message/HU4YOBOSBVZHH1

08/04/2026

Bipolar Forceps (Far left): Handheld "tweezers" used for electrical cauterization to stop bleeding with minimal heat damage.
Curved & Straight Scissors: Used for fine tissue dissection and cutting sutures.
Adson & Fine Tissue Forceps: Small, pointed tweezers for meticulous grasping of skin and delicate tissue.
Scalpels: Handles and replaceable blades used for making ultra-precise incisions.
Needle Holders: Locking instruments used to securely hold small needles for cosmetic suturing.
Senn Retractors (Bottom right): Handheld tools used to pull back skin or small tissue layers to expose the surgical site.
Osteotomes/Chisels (Bottom left): Used in procedures like rhinoplasty to shape or cut bone.
Spring-Action Needle Holder: The thin, specialized clamp in the center used for very fine, rapid suturing.

08/04/2026

Gold-Handled Needle Holders: Specifically used to grip and drive needles through tissue during suturing.
Hemostatic Forceps (Hemostats): Used to clamp blood vessels to stop bleeding (hemostasis) or hold small tissues.
Tissue Forceps (Tweezers): The long and short metallic "tweezers" are used to grasp and stabilize skin or deep tissue layers.
Surgical Scissors: Used for cutting sutures, bandages, or performing "blunt dissection" to separate tissue layers.
Scalpel: The primary tool for making precise surgical incisions.
Right-Angle Clamps: Used to reach behind vessels or organs to pass sutures or assist in delicate separation.
Sterile Basin & Suture Pack: The bowl holds sterile saline for cleaning tools, and the packet provides the thread for closing the wound.

08/04/2026

This specific arrangement—with multiple needle holders and a variety of hemostats—is a classic setup for general or vascular surgery. It is designed to allow the surgical team to quickly control bleeding and meticulously close internal and external layers of the body.

08/04/2026

. Cutting and Dissecting
Scalpel Handles: (The long, flat metallic handles) Used to hold surgical blades for making initial incisions through skin or deeper tissues.
Surgical Scissors: Used for cutting through delicate tissues, sutures, or medical dressings.
2. Grasping and Holding
Forceps (Tweezers): (The thin, pointed tools near the bottom) These allow surgeons to pick up or hold small pieces of tissue or needles without damaging them.
Hemostatic Forceps (Hemostats): (The scissor-like tools with locking handles) These are used to clamp blood vessels to stop bleeding or to hold onto tissues firmly.
3. Retracting
Retractors: (The larger, angled instruments in the center) These are used to pull back the edges of an incision or to hold organs out of the way, providing the surgeon with a clear view of the surgical site.
4. Probing and Dilating
Probes: Used to explore wounds or body cavities to determine their depth or direction.
5. Containment and Fluid Management
Kidney Dish (Emesis Basin): (The curved, kidney-shaped bowl) Used to hold soiled dressings, discarded tissues, or as a collection vessel for irrigation fluids.
Mixing Bowls: Used for holding sterile saline, antiseptic solutions (like the orange-tinted liquid in the round bowl), or medications.
Important Context
Instruments like these are used in a variety of procedures, ranging from minor outpatient surgeries to major orthopedic or abdominal operations. Their specific configuration depends on the complexity of the surgery being performed.
Note: These are professional medical tools. They must undergo rigorous high-pressure steam sterilization (autoclaving) before and after every use to prevent infection.

08/04/2026

we are deals in all kinds or surgical instrument
contact number
03180582370