Chevalier Jackson Endoscope Forceps Nodule Cup Jaws Curved to Right (Shaft Length: 300mm) Retractor

Chevalier Jackson Endoscope Forceps Nodule Cup Jaws Curved to Right (Shaft Length: 300mm) RetractorThis is a type of forceps used to remove nodules or other objects from the airways in the lungs during a surgical procedure. The forceps have curved jaws which allow them to reach into the airways and grasp the object. The jaws are curved to the right at a 300mm angle, allowing for better access to the airways.

It has two prongs with a blade width of 8mm that can be used to spread and hold back tissue to allow for better access and visibility during the procedure

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

The single ended finger ring handle allows for greater control and manipulation of the retractor during surgery

while the box joint helps to ensure that the forceps remain in place during use

This item is used to help access an aneurysm

They are used to take a small sample of tissue from a patient for diagnostic testing

box-joint handle and a sharp cutting edge on the end of the blade

The sharp prongs are used to puncture the tissue

A dental scaler Jaquette S/E 2 is a dental instrument used for scaling and root planing procedures

and the box joint provides a secure fit

refer to the size of the instrument

The 254mm (10 inch) size is used to grasp and hold the gallbladder during the procedure