Shinva GYZ-I Liver Transplantation Set ZJ104: Configuring a Procedure-Specific Tray

Shinva GYZ-I Liver Transplantation Instruments Set ZJ104

Transplant instrument sets are assembled around a defined sequence of dissection, vessel control, and anastomosis steps. The Shinva GYZ-I Liver Transplantation Instruments Set ZJ104 is described as such a set, supplied according to the intended application, model, size, accessories, and department workflow.

The listed contents are specific: a Hegemann scissors at 180 × 45° with supercut geometry and TC edge, a 180 mm curved blunt supercut delicate scissors, and three straight forceps at 180 mm with ring handles in Ф1, Ф1.5, and 0.6 configurations. These dimensions and handle types are the details that determine whether reach and grip match an existing tray.

Much else remains open. Material grades beyond the tungsten-carbide edge designation, tray layout, sterilization method, and case configuration are not stated in the source material. Those are configuration questions to resolve, not details to assume.

For procurement, the work begins with the receiving department. Included components, spare instruments, reprocessing instructions, minimum order quantity, lead time, and documentation should be confirmed in writing before a quotation is finalised.

Why it matters:
A transplant set is only as useful as its verified contents list. Buyers should tie the order to documented component confirmation, destination-market regulatory availability, and warranty terms.

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