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Features of the Biliary Tract Surgery Box
A biliary tract surgery box, like the one pictured, is designed to hold the instruments needed for liver and biliary tract procedures. Its main features include:

Sturdy and Hygienic Material: Generally made of surgical-grade stainless steel, it is durable, corrosion-resistant, and easy to clean and sterilize, ensuring optimal hygiene conditions.

Specific Contents: It contains a set of surgical instruments suitable for biliary procedures, such as forceps (e.g., Desjardins biliary forceps, Péan forceps, Kocher forceps), scissors, scalpel handles, fluted probes, retractors, and needle holders.

Sterilization Design: The box itself is designed to be sterilized, either by autoclave or hot air sterilizer, to keep instruments sterile until use.

Suitable Dimensions: The box’s dimensions are convenient for storing and transporting instruments, while allowing for efficient organization of contents.

Instrument Safety and Protection: It ensures delicate instruments are protected from damage before, during, and after sterilization, as well as during transport.

The objects in the image are gynecological biopsy forceps, used to collect tissue samples.

Main Features:

Use:
They are primarily used in gynecology, particularly for cervical biopsies during colposcopies, or for grasping and inserting/removing intrauterine devices (IUDs), such as the coil.

Design:
Length: They are long (e.g., 20 cm, 28 cm, 35 cm) to allow for deep use while maintaining good maneuverability.

Material: Made of surgical-grade stainless steel.

Jaws: The jaws are sharp (for biopsy) or designed for secure grasping of tissue or devices.

Handle: Scissor-shaped for easy grip and precise control.

Sterilization and Reuse:
Many biopsy forceps are designed to be reusable and autoclavable, ensuring maximum sterility for repeated use, although single-use versions are also available.

A biopsy forceps, 2-jaw movable, used in endoscopy, characterized by the following features:

Instrument Type: This is a grasping forceps, a biopsy forceps, designed to collect tissue samples or remove foreign bodies during endoscopic procedures.

Tip Design: The exposed tip features hinged jaws, allowing for grasping and cutting tissue fragments (biopsy) or manipulating small objects (foreign body removal).

Compatibility: These instruments are designed to be inserted through the working channel of a flexible endoscope (such as a bronchoscope or a digestive endoscope) or a rigid endoscope, depending on the specific application.

Material: Generally made of medical-grade stainless steel, they are robust and sterilizable to ensure patient safety and instrument durability.

Function: The instrument is used for biopsies (tissue sampling for microscopic analysis) or for retrieving foreign bodies from various body cavities, such as the respiratory tract or the digestive tract.