Lockhart Mummery Fistula Director Slight Curve with Hole (190.5mm) (7.5inch) Toe Nail These forceps are commonly used

These forceps are commonly used in surgery to grasp and hold tissue during a procedure

The curved design of the blades allows for better maneuverability and access to hard-to-reach areas

Episiotomy scissors are used during childbirth to perform an episiotomy

such as the iris of the eye

The Mixter O Shaughnessy Artery Forceps with horizontal serrated jaws and a curved box joint is a medical instrument used by surgeons to clamp and hold blood vessels during surgery

Lockhart Mummery Fistula Director Slight Curve with Hole (190.5mm) (7.5inch) Toe Nail These forceps are commonly usedThis item is used to help guide a surgical instrument such as a needle or catheter into a fistula (an abnormal connection between two blood vessels). The slight curve and hole in the director allow for better maneuverability and precision when accessing the fistula.