Martin Cartilage Forceps Box Joint (200mm) (8inch) Lowmann such as in surgical tubing

such as in surgical tubing

inch) size is a standard size for most surgical procedures

It is most commonly used by surgeons during orthopedic surgery

It is used to control bleeding and can also be used to manipulate tissue during surgery

They are used during nasal surgeries such as septoplasty and sinus surgery

Martin Cartilage Forceps Box Joint (200mm) (8inch) Lowmann such as in surgical tubingMartin Cartilage Forceps Box Joint (200mm) (8 inch) is a surgical instrument used to grasp and hold tissue during procedures such as septoplasty, rhinoplasty, and ear surgery. The forceps are designed to allow the surgeon to manipulate delicate cartilage without crushing or tearing it, and the box joint provides a secure grip for precise control during delicate procedures.