Babcock Tissue Forceps Atraumatic Jaws (203.2mm) (8inch) Fixed Frame

Babcock Tissue Forceps Atraumatic Jaws (203.2mm) (8inch) Fixed FrameBabcock Tissue Forceps Atraumatic Jaws Box Joint (203. 2mm) (8 inch) are a type of surgical instrument used to grasp and hold tissue during a surgical procedure. They are designed with atraumatic jaws, which means they have blunt tips to reduce trauma to the tissue. The box joint design ensures the forceps stay closed when not in use.

The overall length of the curette is 213mm

The serrated jaws allow for a secure grip on delicate tissue

It is usually made of stainless steel and is 300mm in length

allowing for a more versatile use

making them ideal for precise cutting

Freer chisels are a type of surgical instrument used to separate and remove bone

A laryngeal handle plain handle is a medical device used to manipulate the larynx during surgeries

The "open flat shanks" refer to the shape of the tips of the forceps

This item is a surgical retractor

while the 25mm blade width provides greater surface area for holding back tissue

The frame can be used to position the patient in a variety of positions

or cut tissue during a surgical procedure