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Babcock Tissue Forceps with Solid Blades (6inch) Ring Cutter

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Babcock Tissue Forceps with Solid Blades (6inch) Ring CutterBabcock Tissue Forceps With Solid Blades (6 inch) are used in the surgical field to hold and manipulate tissue during a variety of procedures, such as suturing, cutting, and grasping. The forceps feature two solid blades with serrated edges to provide a secure grip on tissue. The 6 inch length is ideal for reaching into tight spaces and the stainless steel construction ensures long term durability.

inch) in size and is made of stainless steel for durability and ease of cleaning

8mm) (7 inch) are used by surgeons to hold and manipulate tissue during surgical procedures

4mm) (6 inch) (1285/23) is a surgical instrument used to remove bone and other hard tissue during surgical procedures

The blade width of 25

The serrated jaws allow for a secure grip on tissue and the medium points provide precise control of the tissue

The 182mm (7

The Dandy Artery Forceps 1 x 2 Teeth Horizontal Serrated Jaws Curved to Side Box Joint (145mm) is a surgical instrument used to clamp and hold blood vessels while surgeons perform procedures such as suturing

A Gallaher Rasp with Ring on the Handle is a surgical instrument used to remove bone or cartilage from a patient's body

It is typically used for ear

A Macphail Needle Holder is a type of surgical instrument used to hold and manipulate sutures during a surgical procedure

They are used to cut and dissect tissue during a variety of procedures

A Naunton Morgan Needle Holder Multiple Action (177

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