Monday, 9 February 2015

SIALKOT'S SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS (BILATERAL TRADE BETWEEN PAKISTAN & TURKEY)



BILATERAL TRADE BETWEEN PAKISTAN & TURKEY

Since independence Pakistan is having trade relations with Turkey. Both the countries share fruitful trade ties in various commodities. The article is about Pakistan’s surgical instruments exports to Turkey and Turkey’s surgical instruments import from rest of the world.
The table below shows the import figures of Turkey along with HS-Codes. The data has been extracted from Sialkot Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s magazine.


HS Codes
Description
Pak Exports to Turkey
Turkey’s Imports from World


2011
2012
2013
2011
2012
2013
821300
Scissors, Tailor Shears
0
0
0
9
8
10
821420
Manicure or Pedicure
0
0
0
2
2
3
901831
Syringes
0
0
0
35
27
35
901839
Suction Catheters
0
0
0
157
161
169
901849
Dental Instruments
1
0
1
48
42
47
901890
Anesthesia Apparatus
3
3
3
448
409
439
902300
Instruments
0
0
0
15
19
30
820320
Pliers, Pincers, Tweezers
0
0
0
25
22
22
820330
Metal Cutting Shears
0
0
0
3
3
4
821192
Other Knives
0
0
0
5
6
6
TOTAL

4
3
4
747
699
765
(All values are in Million US $)

Pakistan has been the trading partner of Turkey and been exporting stainless steel instruments but it’s share is very small comparing to the rest of the world.
There are many products which Pakistan is manufacturing domestically but not exporting such as “Syringes, Suction Catheters” and few others.
Pakistani manufactures should tap that market and start manufacturing products which are in demand in Turkey considering price and value in mind. 



(Ekal Instruments has been manufacturing stainless steel surgical instruments from the last three decades).


Friday, 6 February 2015

FACTS ABOUT HOMEOSTATIC FORCEPS

FACTS ABOUT HOMEOSTATIC FORCEPS

·    Haemostatic forceps for meant to hold
·    Haemostatic should not be employed to clamp almost any tubing
·    Haemostatic crack within the box lock area
·    Haemostatic jaws should fit together instead of overlap
·    Haemostatic should not be sterilized with ratchets closed

POINTS OF INSPECTION

·    Tips
Serrated haemostatic forceps should meet equally without having overlay.
Haemostatic tissue forceps teeth at tips must be present, straight and interfit precisely.
·    Jaws (Inspect jaws for blood stains)
·    Box Lock (Inspect for cracks on both sides of hinged area. This is the most typical spot to find blood.
·    After Operative Care
Always separate rings completely by opening ratchets. Never allow blood to dry around the instrument. To prevent blood from drying soap instruments in enzymatic solution or place a moist towel saturated with water in the instruments.





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