Dissecting Forceps(26)

The ® Slender Pattern Dissecting Forcep is a multipurpose instrument commonly used for manipulating internal tissues. It is often used to approximate subcutaneous tissue and skin during suturing. Commonly used in general, cardiovascular, gynecological as well as other surgeries.

• Narrow Jaws For Precise Action
• 1 By 2 Teeth For Secure Grip
• Serrated Thumb Grips For Comfortable Handling

Standard Dissecting Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas use to grasp, manipulate and dissect fragile layers of tissue, in order to reach deeper cavities or structures.

• 1 x 2 to 4 x 5 Toothed Jaws to Suit All Applications.
• Tapered Profile to Reach Deep Surgical Areas.
• Spring-Action Handle Ensuring Smooth Movements.

The ® Stille Dissecting Forcep is a multipurpose surgical instrument commonly used to grip and manipulate internal tissues. It is frequently used to lift and position tissues during suturing. Commonly used in a variety for surgeries including general and cardiovascular procedures.

• Toothed Tips For Secure Grip
• ergonomic Design For Superior Control
• Thumb Grips For Comfortable Handling

The ® Stone Dissecting Forcep is a versatile surgical instrument used for grasping internal tissues and skin for manipulation. It is also used to lift tissues during suturing. Commonly used during general, orthopedic and gynecological surgeries.

• Broad Tips For Better Grip On Bulky Tissues
• Toothed Tips For Secure Grip
• Serrated Handles For Comfortable Handling

The ® Taylor Dissecting Forcep is a specialized instrument used for dissecting fine tissues as well as gripping them for manipulation. the variants are useful in many aspects of the surgery. Commonly used during ophthalmic, ENT, maxilofacial and other fine tissue procedures.

• Pointy Tips For Sharp Dissection
• Narrow Profile For Increased Precision
• Thumb Grips For Superior Control

The ® Waugh Dissecting Forcep is a specialized surgical instrument used for grasping fine tissues and accessing narrow, hard to reach places to remove foreign bodies during ophthalmic and ENT procedures.

• Narrow Blades For Grasping Fine Tissues
• Serrations On Handle For Firm Grip
• Ergonomic Design For Superior Control