Non-toothed Adson pattern for dressing changes and gentle handling of delicate tissue such as vessels and nerves.
Long forceps with fine longitudinal serrations for atraumatic vessel and viscera handling. Standard in vascular, cardiothoracic, and abdominal surgery.
Longer DeBakey pattern for deep vascular and thoracic dissection where extra reach is needed.
Locking grasping forceps with multiple interlocking teeth. Used to grip and retract tough tissue, fascia, and specimen edges.
Hand-held retractor with a long curved blade used to hold abdominal or thoracic organs aside for exposure during surgery.
Large self-retaining abdominal retractor with two lateral blades and a central bladder blade. Standard for open laparotomies.
Standard general-purpose needle holder with a ratcheted lock and cross-hatched tungsten carbide jaws. Used with medium-to-large sutures across all specialties.
Longer Mayo-Hegar variant for deeper suturing in abdominal and pelvic procedures.
Delicate spring-handle micro needle holder for ophthalmic and microsurgical suturing with 8-0 to 10-0 sutures.
Palm-actuated ratchet needle holder with spring handles. Used where quick release is desired without finger rings, especially in dental and oral surgery.
Medium-size hemostat with partially serrated jaws. Used to clamp medium-caliber vessels and hold tissue during dissection.
Precision chisels used to reshape the nasal bones during rhinoplasty. Available in straight, curved, and guarded configurations.