What are common surgical tools used for in surgery?

There are various types of surgical tools used for different surgical procedures. Some of the most common surgical tools include:

Scalpel: A sharp, pointed blade used for precise cutting of tissue.

Hemostat: A clamp-like instrument used to control bleeding by clamping blood vessels.

Scissors: Used for cutting tissues, sutures, and dressings.

Retractor: A device used to hold tissues apart to provide a clear view of the surgical site.

Needle driver: An instrument used to hold and guide the needle during suturing.

Suture: A thread-like material used to stitch and close tissues.

Sponge: A small, absorbent material used to absorb blood and fluids during surgery.

Electrocautery: A device that uses high-frequency electrical energy to cut tissues and cauterize blood vessels.

Suction: A device used to remove fluids and debris from the surgical site.

Illuminator: A light source used to provide illumination of the surgical site.

Endoscope: A thin, flexible tube with a camera on the end, used for minimally invasive surgeries.

Laser: A device that emits concentrated light energy for precise cutting and cauterization.

Robotics: Advanced robotic systems are used in some surgeries to provide precise and minimally invasive procedures.