Konig Ligature Conductor

Description

Konig Ligature Conductor

The Konig ligature conductor passes threads behind vessels and ducts. Its gentle curve and blunt tip make it a dependable everyday pattern.

A gentle curve

The bend follows a wide arc. As a result, the tip moves smoothly behind larger structures. Furthermore, that suits pedicles and ducts.

Length of the Konig ligature conductor

At 20 cm, it reaches into the abdomen and neck. Meanwhile, the handle gives good control.

Typical uses

Thyroid, gallbladder and bowel surgery all use conductors. For instance, it can pass a ligature around the cystic duct. It also helps around thyroid vessels.

Technique

Load the thread outside the wound. After that, ease the tip around the duct or vessel, grasp the free end and pull the conductor out.

A dependable choice

Many surgeons learn ligation with this pattern. Therefore, it remains common on general trays.

Konig ligature conductor near the gallbladder

The cystic duct and artery lie close together in a small triangle. With its blunt tip, the conductor separates them gently, so each one receives its own ligature.

Konig ligature conductor details

• 20 cm overall
• Gentle curve
• Threading eye

Care

Brush the eye. Rinse and dry. Then sterilise.

Why we stand behind your conductor

Ahead of packing, a staff member in Atlanta handles this conductor piece by piece. The Konig pattern ships with three years against manufacturing defects. For answers on returns, try our FAQ page. Surgeons often add the Martin conductor. Browse our growing general surgical range too. A backup conductor on the shelf keeps lists moving. Need a custom quantity? Email our team and we will check. For background on medical stainless steel, read ASTM F899.

For clinical professionals. The images here show a typical piece. Also, surgical steel has nickel in it; check our cleaning guide for details. Delivery times sit on the shipping policy.