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Plate and Bone Holding Forcep
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Plate and Bone Holding Forcep is a specialized orthopedic tool that surgeons commonly use to hold and guide plates and bone fragments into an optimal position, in order to align the bone structure and perform transfixion and other procedures.
- One Hammer-Shaped Serrated Tip for Strong Grasping.
- Long Ratchet for Controlling the Clamping Degree.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Control.
Potts-Smith Dissecting Forcep
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The ® Potts-Smith Dissecting Forcep is a specialized instrument used for manipulating delicate tissues. It is used to access deep and narrow cavities as well as handle sensitive tissues during ophthalmic, ENT and plastic surgeries.
- Narrow Jaws For Access To Deep Tissues
- Toothed Tips For Secure Grip
- Ergonomic Design for Superior Control
Potts-Smith Dressing Forcep
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Potts-Smith Dressing Forcep is a popular surgical device that surgeons in multiple specialities can use for grasping, holding and mobilizing surgical dressings, in order to pack wounds and soak up blood and other fluids.
- Finely Serrated Tips for Avoiding Local Injury.
- Tungsten Carbide Inserts for Excellent Grasps.
- Thumb-Style Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Radolf Nail Extracting Forceps
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Radolf Nail Extracting Forceps is a hand-held device that podiatry and orthopaedic specialists use to remove ingrown or diseased nails from the toes.
- Toothed Surfaces for Enhanced Gripping.
- Straight Jaws to Ensure Extracting Precision.
- Ergonomic Handle with Ridges to Prevent Slippage.
Ramsey Dissecting Forcep
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The ® Ramsey Dissecting Forcep is a multipurpose grasping forceps commonly used to manipulate delicate tissues. It is also used to handle gauze material and sutures during procedures. Commonly used in general and trauma surgeries as well as specialized ophthalmic and ENT procedures.
- Fine Tips For Precise Action
- Toothed And Serrated Jaws For Secure Grip
- Ergonomic Design For Superior Control
Ramsey Dressing Forcep
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Ramsey Dressing Forcep is a multipurpose instrument that surgeons in every area can use for manipulating surgical sponges and soft tissues, in order to control hemostasis and soak up excess blood.
- Finely Serrated Tips for Extremely Secure Grasps.
- Versatile Tapering Design for Deep Surgical Access.
- Square Pattern Grip Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Reill Bone Repositioning Forcep
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Reill Bone Repositioning Forcep is a specialized surgical device that orthopedic surgeons commonly use to statically align and hold fractured bones, in order to transfix the fracture with K-wires or drill screws.
- Angled Jaws Granting Access to Narrow Spaces.
- Long Ratchet for Adjusting the Clamping Degree.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.
Ruskin-Liston Bone Cutting Forcep
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Ruskin-Liston Bone Cutting Forcep is a specialized orthopedic device that surgeons frequently use for cutting through cortical and cancellous bone, in order to divide bone structures or create access to the surgical field.
- Straight & Curved Profiles for Suiting All Surgical Applications.
- Inner Sharp Edges Granting Smooth Bone Cutting.
- Plier Style Grip Handle Ensuring Superior Control.
Salyer Bone Holding Forcep
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Salyer Bone Holding Forcep is a specialized orthopedic tool that surgeons can use for holding and mobilizing bone fragments into an optimal stabilization spot, in order to repair fractured bone structures.
- Atraumatic Serrated Jaws Granting Minimal Local Damage.
- Curved Sidewards Shanks for Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.
Self Centering Bone Holding Forcep
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Self Centering Bone Holding Forcep is an orthopedic surgical tool that surgeons commonly use to clamp, hold and move fractured bone fragments, in order to reposition them into their normal alignment.
- One-Sided Serrated Jaws Granting Minimal Local Damage.
- Downward Curved Jaws for Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Plier Style Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.