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U.S.A. MODEL FORCEP TOOTH 6"
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Country of origin : India
The 6-inch U.S.A. model toothed forceps are a multipurpose surgical instrument used for grasping and manipulating a variety of tissues and materials. They are valued for providing a secure, non-slip grip, particularly on slippery or dense tissues.
General surgical applications
Tissue handling:
The toothed tips are designed to hold and control tissues like fascia, skin, and fibrous sheaths during surgical procedures.
Wound management:
They are used for handling tissues during wound closure (suturing) and while performing dressing changes.
General surgery:
The forceps are a fundamental tool in general surgery for dissections and manipulating tissues in both abdominal and soft tissue procedures.
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Additional Information
Toothed tips:
The fine, interlocking teeth (often in a 1x2 or 2x3 pattern) provide a secure grasp, which is essential for holding slippery or firm tissues like fascia or skin without them slipping.
Narrow jaws:The tip's slim profile allows for precise handling and access to deep or confined surgical sites.6-inch length:This compact size is well-suited for superficial procedures and offers excellent maneuverability.Stainless steel construction:Made from high-grade, autoclavable stainless steel, the forceps are durable, corrosion-resistant, and can be sterilized for reuse.Ergonomic design:The lightweight build and spring handle allow for comfortable, fatigue-free use during delicate or prolonged procedures. -
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