Allis Tissue Forceps 3 x 4 Teeth (152.4mm) (6inch) Course Cut / Course Cut

Allis Tissue Forceps 3 x 4 Teeth (152.4mm) (6inch) Course Cut / Course CutAllis Tissue Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to grasp and hold tissue. They have three rows of four teeth along the inner surface, and a box joint to provide a secure grip on tissue. They are typically used for delicate surgical procedures such as suturing, dissecting, and removing foreign objects.

It is used to remove scar tissue and other obstructions to allow for the repair of the cleft palate

The hollow handle allows the surgeon to insert a finger or instrument to hold the retractor in place and the medium blade width (100mm) provides a larger area of exposure

It is designed to provide a secure grip and easy access to the valve leaflets during the procedure

Lane Dissecting and Tissue Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to hold

inch size is ideal for most surgical procedures

The 155mm size is the length of the handle

The scissors are also used to cut bandages and other materials

They are also used to hold organs in place during suturing

The longitudinal serrations and pinless design ensure a secure grip on the tissue

Mitchell Dissecting Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used in the surgical field

Hunters Splinter Forceps Straight are used to remove splinters

The serrated 1 x 2 teeth crocodile action provides a firm grip on tissue