A Major General Surgical Set is a comprehensive collection of surgical instruments designed for performing a wide range of general surgical procedures in hospitals and clinics. It includes instruments used for cutting, dissecting, grasping, clamping, retracting, and suturing tissues during major surgeries.

Key Components and Their Functions:

1. Scalpel Handle and Blades – For precise cutting of skin and tissue.

2. Mayo and Metzenbaum Scissors – Used for cutting sutures, tissues, and other materials.

3. Tissue Forceps (Toothed and Non-toothed) – For grasping and holding tissues securely.

4. Hemostatic Forceps (Kelly, Mosquito, Crile) – Used to clamp blood vessels and control bleeding.

5. Needle Holder (Mayo-Hegar, Olsen-Hegar) – For holding and guiding surgical needles during suturing.

6. Retractors (Langenbeck, Richardson) – To hold back tissue and expose the surgical site.

7. Backhaus Towel Clamps – To secure drapes and hold tissues.

8. Sponge Forceps – For holding gauze or sponges during cleaning or dissection.

9. Suction Tube and Yankauer Tip – For removing fluids from the surgical site.

10. Basin and Bowl Set – Used for holding antiseptic solutions or instruments.

Features:

The complete nitrous oxide cylinder set includes a high-pressure gas cylinder, pressure regulator, and flowmeter assembly. The cylinder stores compressed liquid nitrous oxide under high pressure and delivers it in a controlled flow for inhalation—often combined with oxygen through an anesthesia machine.

Medical-grade nitrous oxide provides rapid onset pain relief and mild sedation, allowing patients to remain conscious yet relaxed during procedures.