Lane Bone Holding Forceps Toothed Jaws without Ratchet (381mm) (15inch) Serrated Handle The Longitudinal Serrations Curved on

The Longitudinal Serrations Curved on Flat Box Joint design of these forceps provides an increased grip on the tissue being manipulated

The Henderson Elevator Double Ended is a surgical instrument used to elevate bone fragments during orthopedic surgery

It is designed to stabilize the tongue

horizontal serrated jaws and curved box joint allow the forceps to get a secure grip on the tissue

This procedure is used to open a blocked tear duct in the eye

Lane Bone Holding Forceps Toothed Jaws without Ratchet (381mm) (15inch) Serrated Handle The Longitudinal Serrations Curved onThis type of forceps is used to hold bones in place during orthopedic surgery. The serrated jaws provide a secure grip, while the ratchet free design allows for precise positioning. The long length (381mm or 15 inches) allows for greater access and maneuverability during the procedure.