HEMOSTATIC FORCEPS

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Crile Rankin Forceps are a surgery essential, commonly used to clamp blood vessels, hold tissue for dissection, and clamp tissue prior to cauterization or ligation. Surgeons rely upon this stainless-steel instrument to allow them to control blood loss and manipulate tissue during a variety of procedures.

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Gemini Forceps, which may also be referred to as Mixter forceps, are ratcheted, finger ring forceps used for clamping vessels and occluding tissue. They are frequently used in vascular and cardiothoracic procedures. Both Gemini and Mixter forceps commonly have serrations the entire length of their jaws.

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Halsted-Mosquito hemostatic forceps are versatile, ratcheted, finger ring forceps used for clamping vessels and controlling blow flow and other clamping tasks in general surgical procedures.

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Halsted Mosquito Forcep with Atraumatic Jaws had jaws which features Debakey jaws with one row of teeth on one jaw that nest within the two rows of teeth on the other jaw. It is available in Straight and Curved shape. These are used in delicate surgeries to prevent crushing.

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Halsted-Mosquito hemostatic forceps are versatile, ratcheted, finger ring forceps used for clamping vessels and controlling blow flow and other clamping tasks in general surgical procedures.

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Hartmann Mosquito forceps are used as both a hemostat and for fine tissue dissection in shallow wounds and procedures. Most commonly utilized in plastic and vascular surgeries, Hartmann Mosquito Forceps can also be used in pediatric and ophthalmologic procedures.

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Halsted Mosquito Forcep with Atraumatic Jaws had jaws which features Debakey jaws with one row of teeth on one jaw that nest within the two rows of teeth on the other jaw. It is available in Straight and Curved shape. These are used in delicate surgeries to prevent crushing.

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Dandy Artery Forceps is a scissor-like device that surgeons in multiple fields use to grasp, mobilize and clamp bleeding vessels during wound closure, specialized surgery and other procedures.

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Artery forceps are an instrument used to control bleeding from blood vessels by clamping the artery. A process known as haemostasis. They feature a locking mechanism at the top of the forceps to secure them in place during procedures.

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Straight Kelly Forceps, used during surgery to compress the artery, clamp and seal small to medium size blood vessels or hold the artery out of the way. Manufactured from medical grade surgical stainless steel.

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Rochester-Oschner Kocher Forceps are a heavy instrument designed to aggressively grasp medium to heavy tissue or occlude heavy, dense vessels. They have horizontal serrations the entire length of the jaw as well as 1 X 2 teeth at the tip. The combination of full serrations plus teeth ensure a firm grip on the tissue or vessel being held. Rochester-Oschner Forceps are available either curved or straight and in multiple lengths. These forceps are sometimes referred to as simply Oschner Forceps.

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Lahey gall duct Forceps are used for blunt dissection and for clamping vessels. The forceps have longitudinal serrations on curved tips. The curvature of this instrument allows for dissection in areas that may not be easily accessible. The product has ratcheted finger rings for locking into place during procedures.

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Curved Kelly Forceps, used during surgery to compress the artery, clamp and seal small to medium size blood vessels or hold the artery out of the way. Manufactured from medical grade surgical stainless steel.

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Artery forceps are an instrument used to control bleeding from blood vessels by clamping the artery. A process known as haemostasis. They feature a locking mechanism at the top of the forceps to secure them in place during procedures.

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They are commonly used for grasping fine tissue and blood vessels or soft tissue dissection. The narrow tips and atraumatic teeth cause little to no damage to the tissues.