Dental Surgery

Description & Features Grasping: Heavy-duty 1x2 teeth (one large tooth and one small) on serrated jaws for a strong, non-slip grip on dense tissues. Handle: Smooth, flat finger-ring handles with thumb/finger indentations for comfort and enhanced surgeon control. Design: Straight design with a precision-crafted tip, sometimes fenestrated...

Description & Features Design: Straight, non-locking (thumb forceps style) or sometimes ratcheted. Jaws: Serrated (cross-serrated) with a 1x2 tooth configuration for strong, non-slip grip. Material: High-grade surgical stainless steel. Handles: Ergonomic finger-ring handles, often with slight indentations for comfort and control. Finish: Usually smooth or with a matte finish...

Description Design: Hinged instrument with finger rings and long handles, similar to hemostats but with specific jaw designs. Jaws: Often hollow and oval or flat, with serrations for a firm grip, designed to be atraumatic (less damaging) to delicate tissue. Types: Available in straight...

Description Function: Used to grasp tissue and firmly attach surgical towels/drapes to skin or fabric, preventing slippage. Design: Scissor-like ring handles, box joint, and sharp, cross-action tips that pierce materials for secure hold. Mechanism: Features a self-locking ratchet system for consistent pressure Specifications (Typical) Length: 5 inches (approximately...

Description Type: Doyen Atrauma Intestinal Clamp. Design: Features long, curved jaws and a lightweight design for accessing deep tissues. Jaws: Soft, elastic, and atraumatic with longitudinal (lengthwise) grooves/serrations to improve grip without crushing or tearing the intestinal wall. Handles: Ergonomic finger ring handles for precise surgeon control. Lock: Ratchet...

Description Purpose: To grasp and occlude delicate tissues like the intestinal wall or omentum without crushing them, allowing for secure, hands-free isolation of bowel segments. Design: Features long, gently bowed jaws with fine longitudinal (lengthwise) serrations for even pressure distribution, and ergonomic finger-ring handles...

Description Type: Intestinal Clamp/Forceps, Non-Crushing Occlusion. Design: Curved jaws for deep access, smooth outer curves to protect surrounding tissues, narrow profile. Jaws: Atraumatic, with diagonal or longitudinal serrations for secure grip on slippery tissues like mucosa. Handles: Ergonomic finger ring handles with a ratchet...

DESCRIPTION Purpose: To isolate segments of the bowel (small/large intestine) or stomach for temporary closure, preventing leakage while allowing manipulation. Design: Long, narrow profile with a straight tip for direct access. Jaws: Gently curved or straight, with fine longitudinal serrations (grooves) that distribute pressure evenly, providing a secure grip...

DESCRIPTION Design: A scissor-grip instrument with finger rings and a box joint, allowing for smooth opening and closing. The curve helps reach deep or angled areas,  Jaws: Tapered jaws with horizontal serrations along the entire jaw and distinct interlocking teeth (often 1x2) at the tips for...

Description Type: Hemostatic Forceps / Artery Forceps / Ochsner Forceps. Design: Straight with a standard thumb-handle design for control. Jaws: Feature horizontal serrations and interlocking teeth (1x2 teeth common) for a strong, non-slip hold. Length: Approximately 8 inches (around 20 cm). Finish: Often polished or...

Description Type: Hemostatic Forceps/Clamp. Key Feature: Curved jaws provide access to specific anatomical areas. Jaws: Horizontal serrations with a 1x2 tooth pattern at the tip for a firm, non-slip hold on tissues. Handles: Ring handles with a ratchet mechanism to lock the jaws closed at a desired pressure....

Description Purpose: High-volume hemostasis (stopping bleeding), grasping tough tissues (muscle, skin, umbilical cords), and general surgical manipulation. Design: Straight jaws with a robust, strong pattern, featuring horizontal serrations and prominent 1x2 teeth for a secure grip, preventing slippage. Handles: Anatomically designed finger-ring handles with...

Description Function: A hemostatic clamp used to clamp, grasp, and hold blood vessels or tissues, preventing blood loss during surgery. Design: Has a curved profile for better surgical access, tapered jaws, and ergonomic finger rings. Working End: Serrated inner surfaces with a single interlocking tooth (1x2 teeth)...

Description & Features Type: Hemostatic Forcep (Clamp). Jaws: Straight, with fine serrations and distinctive 1x2 interlocking teeth for a strong grip. Handle: Ring handles with a box joint and a ratchet/locking mechanism to hold jaws open at desired tension. Material: Premium, medical-grade stainless steel,...

Description Function: Grasping uterine tissue, packing the uterus, removing foreign bodies (like IUDs), holding gauze/dressings, and moving the uterine wall. Design: Long jaws with a curve for deep access, locking ratchet for clamping, and finger rings for control. Curvature: Available in straight or S-curved (shanks curved, jaws...

Description Purpose: To provide strong, atraumatic traction and stabilization of the cervix/uterus. Design: Ratcheted finger-ring handles for controlled grip and a lock to maintain tension. Jaws: Feature interlocking teeth (e.g., 3x4 or 4x5) for secure tissue grasping. Patterns: Available straight, curved (sideways), or angled to suit different surgical...

Description & Features Purpose: Grasping uterine tissue (like the uterine angle or edges of incision), managing placental fragments, clamping bleeders, and general gynecological/pelvic surgery. Blades: Wide, flat blades with horizontal serrations for a secure, non-slip grip, minimizing trauma. Handles: Ergonomic ring handles with a...

Description Purpose: To secure, clamp, and mobilize heavy tissues (adnexal ligaments, blood vessels) connecting the uterus to the pelvis during removal (hysterectomy). Design: Resemble large scissors with blunted, curved jaws to fit pelvic anatomy. Jaws: Feature deep serrations (longitudinal, diagonal) and often one or...

Description Purpose: To securely hold and manipulate heavy tissues, blood vessels, and ligaments attaching the uterus to the pelvic cavity during hysterectomy. Design: Features long, straight jaws, often with both longitudinal and diagonal serrations (cross-serrations) for a non-slip grip, preventing tissue damage. Key Features:...

Description: Design: Finger-ring handle with a ratcheting mechanism for secure, controlled grip. Jaws: Fenestrated (holed), circumferential, triangular tips with horizontal serrations for gentle, non-perforating tissue grasping. Purpose: To hold or manipulate delicate structures like the intestines, fallopian tubes, or uterus without causing trauma, preventing tissue damage. Material: High-grade...