Dressing & Tissue Forceps
Surgical Instruments – Dressing & Tissue Forceps
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Dressing and tissue forceps are a type of surgical instrument that is commonly used in medical settings to handle and manipulate delicate tissues during surgical procedures or wound care. They are designed to hold and manipulate soft tissues, dressings, and other materials without causing damage or trauma to the surrounding tissues.
There are many different types of dressing and tissue forceps, each with its unique design and features. Some of the most common types include:
- Adson forceps – these are fine-toothed forceps that are commonly used in plastic surgery, general surgery, and dermatology.
- Allis forceps – these are sharp-toothed forceps that are used to grasp and hold tissue or skin during procedures.
- Babcock forceps – these are smooth-toothed forceps that are commonly used to grasp and hold delicate tissues such as the bowel or fallopian tubes.
- Debakey forceps – these are long, narrow forceps that are commonly used in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery to manipulate and dissect blood vessels and other tissues.
- Halsted forceps – these are large, heavy-duty forceps that are commonly used in abdominal surgery to clamp and manipulate blood vessels and other tissues.
- Kelly forceps – these are medium-sized forceps that are commonly used in general surgery and gynecology.
- Rochester-Pean forceps – these are heavy-duty forceps that are commonly used in general surgery and orthopedics to clamp and manipulate tissues and bones.
Overall, dressing and tissue forceps are an essential tool in surgical procedures and wound care, allowing surgeons and medical professionals to handle delicate tissues and materials with precision and accuracy.
Schultz Medical are leading Manufacturers of Dressing & Tissue Forceps
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