Babcock Tissue Forceps Stainless Steel (304.8mm) (12inch) Braithwaite

Babcock Tissue Forceps Stainless Steel (304.8mm) (12inch) BraithwaiteBabcock tissue forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to hold and manipulate tissue during surgical procedures. These forceps have a box joint, which allows for a secure grip on tissue and helps to prevent tissue slippage. The 304. 8mm (12 inch) size of the forceps is suitable for larger tissue manipulation.

Cottle Nasal Chisels are used in the surgical field to help reshape and refine the nasal cartilage during rhinoplasty procedures

and a 145mm length

It has a black nylon handle and a metal head with a rounded tip

The Lahey Cholecystectomy Forceps are used in surgical procedures to remove the gallbladder

It has a sharp blade that is designed to penetrate the tissue and hold it in place

The hollow handle allows for improved maneuverability and precision

This item is a clamp used to secure tubing

while the straight design allows for easy manipulation

inch) are used for cutting and dissecting soft tissue during surgery

ensuring that the towels remain in place during the procedure

Cartilage scissor curved (7 inch) is a surgical instrument used to cut and trim cartilage during a variety of procedures

The frames are used to stabilize the tongue and the plates are used to hold the tongue in place