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Denhart Mouth Gag
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Denhart Mouth Gag is a specialized device that dentists, ENT & maxillofacial surgeons can use for keeping the mouth open, especially during surgeries that require visualization of the oral cavity and the pharynx.
- Serrated Blades Promoting Atraumatic Retraction.
- 16.0mm Working End to Gain Enhanced Sightlines.
- Plier Grip Style Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Denhart Mouth Gag
(0 Reviews)
Denhart Mouth Gag is a specialized device that dentists, ENT & maxillofacial surgeons can use for keeping the mouth open, especially during surgeries that require visualization of the oral cavity and the pharynx.
- Serrated Blades Promoting Atraumatic Retraction.
- 16.0mm Working End to Gain Enhanced Sightlines.
- Plier Grip Style Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Denhart Mouth Gag
(0 Reviews)
Denhart Mouth Gag is a specialized device that dentists, ENT & maxillofacial surgeons can use for keeping the mouth open, especially during surgeries that require visualization of the oral cavity and the pharynx.
- Serrated Blades Promoting Atraumatic Retraction.
- 16.0mm Working End to Gain Enhanced Sightlines.
- Plier Grip Style Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Denis-Browne Intestinal Forcep
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Denis-Browne Intestinal Forcep are special surgical instrument used for grasping tissues for manipulation. It can be used to perform dissection as well as homeostatic packing during surgical procedures. The long shafts allow it to reach deep tissues with ease allowing ideal placement of gauze and easy grasp on tissues. Commonly used in general, gynecological as well as other procedures.
- Slender Built Enables Access To Deep Tissues
- Straight Fenestrated Jaws Protects Soft Tissue From Damage
- Light Weight To Decrease User Fatigue
Denis-Browne Intestinal Forcep
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® Denis-Browne Intestinal Forcep are special surgical instrument used for grasping tissues for manipulation. It can be used to perform dissection as well as homeostatic packing during surgical procedures. The long shafts allow it to reach deep tissues with ease allowing ideal placement of gauze and easy grasp on tissues. Commonly used in general, gynecological as well as other procedures.
- Slender Built Enables Access To Deep Tissues
- Straight Fenestrated Jaws Protects Soft Tissue From Damage
- Light Weight To Decrease User Fatigue
Denis-Browne Retractor
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The ® Denis-Browne Retractor is a specialized instrument commonly used for retracting hollow organs as well as cavities during general surgery. The efficient design gives it stability as well as ensure a wide access.
- Four Blades For Retraction In All Four Directions
- Pin Locks To Hold The Retracted Tissue In Place
- Smooth Edges To prevent Inadvertent Soft Tissue Damage
Denis-Browne Retractor
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The ® Denis-Browne Retractor is a specialized instrument commonly used for retracting hollow organs as well as cavities during general surgery. The efficient design gives it stability as well as ensure a wide access.
- Four Blades For Retraction In All Four Directions
- Pin Locks To Hold The Retracted Tissue In Place
- Smooth Edges To prevent Inadvertent Soft Tissue Damage
Denis-Browne Retractor
(0 Reviews)
The ® Denis-Browne Retractor is a specialized instrument commonly used for retracting hollow organs as well as cavities during general surgery. The efficient design gives it stability as well as ensure a wide access.
- Four Blades For Retraction In All Four Directions
- Pin Locks To Hold The Retracted Tissue In Place
- Smooth Edges To prevent Inadvertent Soft Tissue Damage
Denis-Browne Tonsil Holding Forceps
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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.
Denis-Browne Tonsil Holding Forceps
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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.