Adson Dressing Forceps
$ 50
Surgeons utilize specialized surgical equipment called Adson dressing forceps from Seven Oaks surgical equipment to grip, hold, and mobilize surgical dressings. This instrument is helpful for sucking up fluids, including blood, in a variety of surgical situations.
– Prevents localized damage because of the jaws’ tiny serrations.
– With its spring-style handle, it ensures ideal control and handling.
– Comes in various sizes to accommodate a range of surgical uses
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Description
Product Overview
Adson dressing forceps are a type of clamping surgical instrument that resembles tweezers and is utilized in many surgical situations. This multipurpose tool helps with multitasking and has a solid grasp on the tissues thanks to its toothed tips. This instrument also has an extended, narrow design with a handle at one end and finely pointed ends at the other. This instrument is used by surgeons to handle sutures, dressing materials, and fragile tissues. Furthermore, the toothed design on the tips avoids tissue slippage and guarantees a precise and regulated grasp on the tissues. Additionally, this tool has a spring handle that allows for a wide thumb grip for comfortable tool holding.
Feature | Specification |
Specialty | Cardiovascular, ENT, General Surgery, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Oral & Maxillofacial, Orthopedic, Plastic Surgery, Stomach, Intestine & Rectum, Urology |
Author Name | Adson |
Sub-Category | Adson Dressing Forceps |
Category | Forceps |
Instrument Profile | Single Ended |
Handle Type | Smooth, Ribbed |
Overall Length | 12 cm – 4 3/4″ |
Finish | Satin |
Material | Stainless Steel |
CE Marking | Yes |
Reusable | Yes |
Used in Specialties | Cardiovascular, ENT, General Surgery, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Oral & Maxillofacial, Orthopedic, Plastic Surgery, Stomach, Intestine & Rectum, Urology |
Additional information
Weight | 0.3 kg |
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Dimensions | 12 cm |
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