Reverse Action Bipolar Forceps

Developed in collaboration with Dr. Takanori Fukushima, a leading figure in skull base and minimally invasive neurosurgery, the Reverse Action Bipolar Forceps address a specific ergonomic challenge of microsurgical coagulation. Where a conventional bipolar rests open, the reverse-action mechanism holds this instrument closed at rest; the jaws open smoothly when light pressure is applied. The result is less hand fatigue over long cases and finer control in restricted anatomical corridors.

The design suits endoscopic and minimally invasive work where space is at a premium — pituitary tumour resections, dissection within the cavernous sinus, and MIS spine procedures. Solid silver non-stick tips deliver dependable coagulation while limiting char adhesion, helping surgeons cauterize accurately without disturbing neighbouring structures. These forceps are relied upon by neurosurgical and spine teams around the world.

Specifications

• Tip widths: 0.5mm (fine), 1.0mm, 1.5mm and 2.0mm (blunt)
• Total lengths: 165mm, 185mm, 205mm, 225mm
• Tip length: 5mm on all configurations
• Solid silver non-stick tips with ergonomic grip
• Reusable, autoclavable stainless steel construction

Canadian hospitals and surgical centres can source the Reverse Action Bipolar Forceps directly through EB MED CO.