Roberts Artery Forceps Horizontal Serrated Jaws Curved Screw Joint (228.6mm) (9inch) Nipper

Roberts Artery Forceps Horizontal Serrated Jaws Curved Screw Joint (228.6mm) (9inch) NipperRoberts Artery Forceps are a type of surgical forceps used to clamp and hold tissue or vessels during surgery. They are typically used to clamp and hold arteries and other small vessels during surgical procedures. The horizontal serrated jaws and curved screw joint provide a secure grip, making it easier for surgeons to control and manipulate the tissue or vessels during surgery.

Lawson Tait Episiotomy Scissors are used in the surgical field to make an episiotomy

The forceps are 127mm (5inch) in length and are made of stainless steel for durability and easy cleaning

while the straight box joint allows for greater control and maneuverability

They are also used to cut sutures and to dissect tissue

They are commonly used to cut delicate tissue

and manipulate tissue or small vessels

The angled handle and plastic probe make it easy to maneuver and control

The horizontal serrated jaws and straight box joint provide a secure grip on tissue

Mixter artery forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to clamp

a sharp tip

inch) are tools used in the surgical field for trimming and removing unwanted tissue

and hold tissue during a surgical procedure