Hysterectomy Clamp with Atraumatic Tip and Gold Bows Angled (355.6mm) (14inch) Pyrah

Hysterectomy Clamp with Atraumatic Tip and Gold Bows Angled (355.6mm) (14inch) PyrahA hysterectomy clamp with gold bows angled (355. 6mm) (14 inch) is a surgical instrument used to clamp the uterus during a hysterectomy procedure. The gold bows are angled to provide a secure grip on the uterus during the procedure. The length of the clamp (355. 6mm or 14 inches) is designed to provide a secure fit on the uterus.

The criss-cross serrated jaws and straight box joint design provide a secure and reliable grip for a secure closure

during procedures

Reduction Clamp Forceps are used in orthopedic surgery to hold bones in place while they are being re-set or reduced

The forceps have a compound action handle that allows for better control and precision when cutting through bone

and neurosurgical procedures

clean cuts in soft tissue

They are commonly used in ophthalmology to cut tissue in the eye

It is used to help manipulate the eardrum during ear surgeries

which is a medical device used to guide the placement of a tube into a patient's airway

It has a curved handle and a pair of blades in an "X" shape

The blade length and speculum diameter of the Mathieu Rectal Speculum are 100 x 13mm and 197mm respectively

A Hebra Curette is a type of surgical instrument used for scraping and removing tissue from bone surfaces