Barry Elevator 180/8 Turner Warwick and general surgery

and general surgery

The serrated jaws allow for a secure grip on the tissue and the medium points provide a good balance between holding power and tissue trauma

The forceps have serrated jaws that help to securely grip tissue without crushing it

curved tip and straight

inch) is a surgical instrument used to clamp and hold blood vessels and other tissue during a surgical procedure

Barry Elevator 180/8 Turner Warwick and general surgeryThe Barry Elevator 180 8 is a surgical instrument used to elevate or lift tissue during a variety of surgical procedures. It is commonly used in orthopedic, plastic, and reconstructive surgery. The instrument is made from stainless steel and features a long, curved handle and two sharp, curved blades. The blades can be used to separate muscle and tissue, while the handle can be used to lift the tissue.