Forceps

• Ovum Forcep
• Size: 10"

• Made of surgical grade stainless steel.
• For holding suture needles whilst stitching ; for general, vascular and fine surgery.
• A well-defined longitudinal groove to prevent deterioration of the needle.
• A ratchet that enables the needle to be gripped with varying tightness

Tilley Nasal Polypus Forceps

• Artery Forceps, Clamps and Snaps.
• Forgings from stainless steel.
• Silk matte satin finish.
• To clamp and restrict arteries or tissue, to control the flow of blood.
• Used mostly in general surgery. Have fine serrations of varying lengths in the jaws.

• Artery Forceps, Clamps and Snaps.
• Forgings from stainless steel.
• Silk matte satin finish.
• To clamp and restrict arteries or tissue, to control the flow of blood.
• Used mostly in general surgery. Have fine serrations of varying lengths in the jaws.

• Reusable, made of 100% Stainless Steel
• Precision interlocking teeth
• 3 sizes available
• Rounded ends for grasping
• Oblique angle between handles and blades to enable prevent obscuration of the view of the airway during use
• Magill forceps are one of several tools that aided in the development of modern anesthesia.
• The tool combines long forceps with an angled handle, which keeps the hand out of the line of vision when a physician is inserting or removing tubes from the trachea or esophagus.
• These forceps also are used to remove small objects from the throat or mouth.
• Also known as Magill's forceps, Magill forceps come in several standard sizes.
• In addition to a 9.5-inch (24-cm) size used for adults, there's also a 7.5-inch (19-cm) size for use on children.
• An extra-small size of 6 inches (16 cm) is used for babies.
• These various lengths allow physicians to use the proper length of instrument depending on the patient's size.
• Like many medical tools that are inserted into the body to perform a task, Magill's forceps are made of stainless steel, which makes them easy to clean and sterilize.

• Forgings from stainless steel.
• Silk matte satin finish
• To grasp and handle soft tissue
• Used mostly in general surgery
• Tips usually have teeth and/or serrations to hold tissue securely. Some varieties have delicate, atraumatic serrations in order to lessen the impact on the tissue held. They are available both in a ring-handle and tweezer-type design.

• Dandy Artery Forceps.
• Size Approx. 14cm,
• Manufactured from stainless steel.
• Highly polished finish for aesthetic and corrosion resistance.

• Olsen Hegar Needle Holder with Scissor