Sklar Double-Ended Probe, Stainless Steel
A double-ended stainless steel probe used to explore wounds, sinus tracts and cavities during surgery. Supplied in multiple lengths and tip diameters for different procedures.
The Sklar Double-Ended Probe is a stainless steel instrument used to explore wounds, sinus tracts, fistulas and small cavities during general surgery. Its double-ended design puts two working tips on one handle, letting the surgeon check depth, direction and the presence of foreign material without extending an incision.
Probes of this type are standard on general surgical and minor procedure trays, used by surgeons, theatre nurses and surgical technologists during wound care, abscess drainage and diagnostic exploration. This listing covers fifteen variants, spanning lengths from four and a half inches to eight inches with tip diameters of one, one and a half, and two millimetres, so a facility can stock the exact combination needed for a given procedure or patient anatomy.
Like other Sklar stainless steel instruments, it is built to withstand routine cleaning, sterilisation and repeated use in a hospital or clinic sterile services department, making it a durable addition to a general surgery instrument set.
