Medtronic 9569571 Bissinger Non-Stick Bipolar Forceps 232mm Bayonet 1.0mm DEMO

Medtronic 9569571 Bissinger Non-Stick Bipolar Forceps 232mm Bayonet 1.0mm DEMO

• Model: 9569571 Medtronic
• Non-Stick
• 232mm
• Angled Up 
• 1.0mm Tip 
• Black
• 2-Pin 
• Overall Length: 9-1/8 inches 

Limited Use Surgical Instruments - Excellent Condition (LUSE-SI):

These surgical instruments are categorized as limited use and are in excellent condition. They may be new out of the original manufacturer's packaging or have similar characteristics indicative of minimal prior use. Despite their limited usage, they maintain an exceptional quality suitable for medical procedures.

The Medtronic 9569571 is a reusable, angled bipolar forceps designed for use within the METRx II microdiscectomy system in neurosurgical procedures. With a slender bayoneted shaft measuring 232 mm (approximately 9‑1/8 inches), it features a 1.0 mm non-stick tip optimized for precise manipulation of delicate tissues under magnification. The angled tip and bayonet profile enable excellent line-of-sight in narrow surgical corridors, such as tubular or endoscopic access environments typical in minimally invasive spine work.

Constructed from high-grade surgical stainless steel with an insulated shaft, the forceps safely delivers bipolar electrocautery energy at the tip while minimizing thermal spread to surrounding structures. Its non-stick coating on the forceps tips prevents tissue adherence during activation, promoting clearer visualization and reducing procedural interruptions. The ergonomic handle design facilitates fine control during dissection and coagulation in tight anatomic spaces, supporting microsurgical precision and surgeon comfort.

Clinically, the METRx II angled bipolar forceps (9569571) is commonly paired with other METRx II instrumentation—such as Kerrison rongeurs, pituitary graspers, dissectors, and suction retractors—to complete microsurgical spinal decompression or disc removal sets. The angled bipolar forceps assist in controlled hemostasis near nerve roots and dura while optimizing access through tubular retractors. Its integration within the broader METRx II instrumentation set underscores Medtronic’s commitment to safe, efficient, and minimally invasive spinal surgery workflows.