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Mayo Hegar Needle Holder Tungsten Carbide (273mm) (10.75inch) Lockhart Mummery

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Mayo Hegar Needle Holder Tungsten Carbide (273mm) (10.75inch) Lockhart MummeryThis Mayo Hegar Needle Holder is a surgical instrument used to hold and manipulate needles when suturing tissues during surgery. The tungsten carbide jaws provide a strong grip to hold the needle securely, and the box joint design allows for a smooth action and precise manipulation. The 273mm (10? inch) size is ideal for larger needles and sutures.

The 254mm (10 inch) size is designed for larger bones

This item is used to assist in the removal of the first rib during thoracic surgery

a procedure in which a portion of the lamina is removed

It is used to help keep the tongue in place during oral examinations

The 115mm blade width allows for a wide range of retraction to provide the surgeon with optimal access to the surgical site

and the serrated curved design allows for precise cutting and manipulation of the muscles

4mm) (11 inch) are used in the surgical field for precise cutting of tissue

It is designed with a box joint at the base of the jaws for enhanced strength and stability

Lahey Vulsellum Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to hold tissue or organs in place during surgery

The Volkmann Scoop is a surgical instrument used to remove bone fragments

Springs for Bone Holding Forceps / Cutters Large 85mm 3-6/16 inch (2 in a pair) are used to help stabilize and hold bones in place during surgery

8mm) (12 inch) is a surgical instrument used to cut and trim plaster casts

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