Child's nervous system : ChNS : official journal of the International Society for Pediatric Neurosurgery · 2026
The plated bayonet forceps: technical note and illustrative video clips.
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Roth Jonathan, Sergeenko Olga, Constantini Shlomi
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INTRODUCTION: Plated bayonet forceps (PBF) are bayonet forceps with plated tips. PBF have the advantage for longitudinal dissection and tissue spreading with reduced local pressure. The use of PBF has rarely been described.
METHODS: We describe the use of PBF in neurosurgical procedures, including representative surgical video clips showing their use.
RESULTS: Overall, the main indications we have used PBF include spinal cord splitting during intramedullary tumor resection or syrinx drainage, and intraparenchymal brainstem tumors. PBF may also be applied for any small field tissue spreading, especially for longitudinal structures, and when the spreading forces are on opposing structures such as an interforniceal approach, or spreading or a sulcus.
CONCLUSION: PBF are a unique and underused tool. They may be applied to locally spread and retract tissues during microneurosurgical procedures in the brain and spinal cord.
METHODS: We describe the use of PBF in neurosurgical procedures, including representative surgical video clips showing their use.
RESULTS: Overall, the main indications we have used PBF include spinal cord splitting during intramedullary tumor resection or syrinx drainage, and intraparenchymal brainstem tumors. PBF may also be applied for any small field tissue spreading, especially for longitudinal structures, and when the spreading forces are on opposing structures such as an interforniceal approach, or spreading or a sulcus.
CONCLUSION: PBF are a unique and underused tool. They may be applied to locally spread and retract tissues during microneurosurgical procedures in the brain and spinal cord.