A general-purpose hemostatic forceps used to clamp bleeding vessels and secure suture ligatures. Fully-serrated jaws provide a stable, controlled grip on tissue.
A grasping forceps used to hold, retract, or manipulate tissue during surgery. Jaw geometry is matched to the intended tissue type.
A ratcheted towel clamp used to secure surgical drapes to skin edges or to each other at the field margin.
A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.
A general-purpose hemostatic forceps used to clamp bleeding vessels and secure suture ligatures. Fully-serrated jaws provide a stable, controlled grip on tissue.
A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.
A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.
A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.
A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.
A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.
A ratcheted needle holder used to grip and drive suture needles through tissue. The locking mechanism holds the needle securely between passes.
A broad periosteal elevator used to lift muscle and periosteum off bone during spinal and orthopedic exposures.