Tonsil Forceps(6)

Blohmke Tonsil Grasping Forceps have serrated jaws to help hold and mobilize soft tissues during tonsillectomy surgeries.

• Open Ring Handles For Swift Manipulations.
• Long Shafts For Deep Surgical Reach.
• Serrated Jaws For Efficient Grasps.

Colver Tonsil Grasping Forceps help otolaryngologists to retract the tonsils during dissections. They also help examine the tonsillar beds for hemostasis.

• Open Ring Handles For Swift Manipulations.
• Slender Shafts To Reach Deep Spaces.
• Denticulate Jaws For Non-Slip Grasps.

The Corwin Tonsil Hemostat assists otolaryngologists to clamp the tonsillar tissues to ensure good hemostasis after tonsillectomy. This provides a clean postoperative field and reduces discomfort.

• Ratcheted Handles For Self-Retaining Clamps.
• Long Shafts To Reach Deep Spaces.
• Wide Jaws For Non-Slip Grips.

Denis-Browne Tonsil Holding Forceps assists otolaryngologists to mobilize tonsillar tissues medially before dissecting them from their underlying fossae.

• Capacious finger ring handles for precision and comfort.
• Fenestrated blunt jaws for stable tractions.
• Curved shafts to ensure optimal access to lateral pharyngeal planes.

Museux Tonsil Grasping Forceps has fork-like blades so that surgeons can move fibrous pharyngeal tissues during tonsillectomy procedures. This is important for hemostasis and ideal surgical technique.

• Self-retaining finger ring handles for convenience and efficiency.
• Straight shafts to guarantee precise manipulations.
• Bifurcated jaw with inward curve for confident non-slipping grasps on soft surfaces.

White Tonsil Grasping Forceps have serrated jaws to assist surgeons in holding soft tissues during tonsil dissections.

• Self-Retaining Handles For Convenient Clamps.
• Curved Necks For Optimal Visual Access.
• Serrated Jaws For Non-Slip Grasps.