Jarit 277-110 Yasargil Needle Holder Straight Flat Bayonet Handle ENT 8-3/4"

Jarit 277-110 Yasargil Needle Holder Straight Flat Bayonet Handle ENT Neurology 8-3/4"

• Model: 277-110
• Tip/Jaw Width: 0.8mm
• Handle / Shaft Design: Straight shaft with a flat bayonet handle
• Jaw / Tip Design: Straight needle-holder jaws
• Overall Length: 8-3/4 inches

Upgrade your microsurgical and ENT instrument set with the Jarit 277-110 Yasargil Needle Holder — Straight with Flat Bayonet Handle, 8‑3/4" — an elite-grade instrument designed for precise suturing in neurosurgical, ENT, ophthalmic, or vascular procedures. The 8‑3/4" length strikes the perfect balance between reach and control, making it ideal for operations in narrow or deep anatomical fields where delicate needle placement and accurate suturing are critical.

The flat bayonet‑handle and straight‑jaw design ensure that the surgeon’s hands stay out of the direct line of sight, maintaining unobstructed visibility under a microscope or in tight surgical corridors. This layout enhances surgical ergonomics, reduces hand fatigue, and supports consistent needle control — vital when working on delicate tissues or vascular structures. The smooth, atraumatic jaws provide a secure but gentle grip on suturing needles, helping prevent needle slippage and reducing the risk of tissue trauma or needle damage.

Crafted from surgical‑grade stainless steel (with high‑quality finish) and built for repeated sterilization cycles, the Jarit 277‑110 is a long‑lasting, reusable instrument that meets OR durability standards. Its reliable build quality and ergonomic design make it an excellent investment for hospitals, surgical centers, or ENT/microsurgery practices seeking dependable performance, longevity, and precision in every procedure — ensuring optimal surgical outcomes and patient safety.

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.