Cushing Dissecting Forceps Angled Tungsten Carbide (177.8mm) (7inch) Bi-Valve

Cushing Dissecting Forceps Angled Tungsten Carbide (177.8mm) (7inch) Bi-ValveCushing Dissecting Forceps Tungsten Carbide Tip Inserts Angled (177. 8mm) (7 inch) are surgical instruments used to hold and manipulate tissue during surgical procedures. The tungsten carbide tip inserts are angled to provide a secure grip on tissue, and the forceps are designed to be strong and durable. These forceps are commonly used in general surgery, plastic surgery, gynecology, and orthopedic surgery.

a condition in which the eyelid is inverted or turned inward

cutting through tissue and other materials

smooth cut and are often used to cut away dead or damaged tissue

A Murphy Rectal Dilator is a medical device used to widen the rectal opening to allow for the insertion of a medical instrument or to facilitate the removal of a foreign body

which allows them to grip and hold tissues securely

It has 3 x 4 prongs that are semi-sharp and a total length of 240mm

It has a cage-like design that helps to protect surrounding tissue and structures while the adenoid tissue is being removed

in order to repair or remove them

inch size is typically used for adults

A Pyrah Retractor is a surgical instrument used to hold back tissue and organs during an operation

The flat base and perforated sides allow for easy drainage and cleaning of the instruments

allowing for easier insertion of a tracheostomy tube