Sklar Bipolar Hardy Bayonet Forceps, Angled
An angled bipolar bayonet forceps from Sklar with a 1mm tip, based on the Hardy pattern, used by neurosurgeons during pituitary and skull base procedures.
The Sklar Bipolar Hardy Bayonet Forceps follow the Hardy instrument pattern, widely used in pituitary and transsphenoidal skull base surgery where a narrow, angled approach is common. The angled 1mm tip and bayonet shaft keep the surgeon's hand and the instrument body out of the direct line of sight down a narrow surgical corridor, while still allowing precise bipolar coagulation of small vessels near the surgical target.
When used with a compatible bipolar generator and cable, the forceps apply current only between the tips, limiting heat spread to nearby delicate structures such as those found near the pituitary gland and skull base. These forceps are used by neurosurgeons and their surgical teams in specialised cranial procedures requiring this angled access.
As a reusable microsurgical instrument, it must be cleaned, inspected for tip alignment and sterilized carefully between uses. Neurosurgical centres across the UAE and GCC stock Hardy pattern bipolar forceps for pituitary and skull base surgery.
