Sklar Randall Stone Forceps, Multiple Curvatures
A stone forceps from Sklar offered in three curvature and length options, used by urologists to grip and remove kidney or bladder stones during surgery.
The Sklar Randall Stone Forceps are a urological instrument designed to grip and remove kidney or bladder stones during open or minimally invasive urinary tract surgery. The jaw of a stone forceps is shaped to hold a stone securely without allowing it to slip or fragment unpredictably as it is withdrawn, which matters both for completing the procedure efficiently and for retrieving stone material intact for later analysis.
This listing offers three curvature and length combinations, including a half curve at 8-1/2 inches, a quarter curve at 9-1/4 inches and a three quarter curve at 7-3/4 inches, giving the surgeon a choice matched to the angle of approach needed to reach a stone in a particular location within the urinary tract.
Urologists rely on a range of curvatures like this because stone position varies from case to case, and reaching the correct angle without excessive manipulation reduces operative time and tissue trauma. Urology departments performing stone surgery typically stock the full range of curvature options.
