Gyn Forceps

Description Function: To "gnaw" or bite away small, precise amounts of bone in procedures where controlled bone removal is necessary, minimizing damage to surrounding tissues. Design: It typically has plier-style or finger-ring handles and a hinged mechanism that connects to a strong, sharp working end. The...

1. Mathieu Needle Holder (Surgical Instrument) The Mathieu needle holder, also known as Mathieu pliers or a Mathieu driver, is a widely used surgical and dental instrument for holding and guiding suturing needles.  Description Design: It features unique, spring-loaded, palm-held handles that curve inward, allowing...

Description A 7-inch Needle Holder is a precision surgical instrument designed for grasping and controlling suture needles during suturing procedures. It is widely used in dental surgery, oral surgical procedures, gingival and periodontal suturing, as well as general surgical specialties like ENT and gynecology...

Description Purpose: To hold fine surgical needles for precise suturing in microsurgery and delicate procedures, enabling controlled needle rotation and accurate tissue bites. Design: Features fine, pointed jaws, usually with a built-in lock (one click for secure hold) and a spring-loaded handle for controlled opening and...

Description Purpose: To hold fine surgical needles for precise suturing in microsurgery and delicate procedures, enabling controlled needle rotation and accurate tissue bites. Design: Features fine, pointed jaws, usually with a built-in lock (one click for secure hold) and a spring-loaded handle for controlled opening and...

Description Artery forceps have a scissor-like appearance but are not used for cutting. Their design features are specifically adapted for clamping:  Jaws: The working ends are designed to clamp down on vessels or tissues. They can be straight or curved and often feature serrations (grooves)...

🛠️ Design Features 📏 Length: 10 inches (approx. 25 cm) 🩺 Material: Surgical stainless steel 🔄 Curvature: Slightly curved blades designed to conform to the maternal anatomy 🤲 Blades: Smooth, fenestrated or slightly concave to better grip the fetal head 🔒 Locking Mechanism: Ratchet...

🛠️ Design Features 📏 Length: 12 inches (approx. 25 cm) 🩺 Material: Surgical stainless steel 🔄 Curvature: Slightly curved blades designed to conform to the maternal anatomy 🤲 Blades: Smooth, fenestrated or slightly concave to better grip the fetal head 🔒 Locking Mechanism: Ratchet...

Description Purpose: To grasp, loosen, and extract teeth from the alveolar bone with controlled force and rotation. Design: Long handles for leverage, angled or curved beaks to reach specific teeth (molars, roots) and fit anatomical contours. Types: Available in various patterns (Bayonet, Cowhorn, English Pattern) and right/left configurations...

Description Purpose: Specifically for extracting upper premolar teeth (bicuspids) on both the right and left sides. Design: Combines contoured, slip-resistant handles for comfort and control with precise beaks shaped to fit the tooth's anatomy. Mechanism: Features a smooth hinge for controlled force, allowing the dentist to rock...

Description Purpose: To grasp, elevate, and extract teeth, roots, and bone fragments during dental surgery. Design: "American Pattern" forceps often have a smooth hinge and ergonomic, non-slip handles for comfort and control. Beaks: Feature blade-like, tapered tips designed to adapt to the tooth, providing...

Description Type: Thumb forceps, also known as tissue forceps or dissecting forceps. Length: 5.5 inches (approximately 14 cm) for good control and accessibility. Handles: Spring-loaded, non-locking thumb handles with a non-slip, often serrated or knurled, grip for superior control. Jaws/Tips: Straight profile with fine, sharp...

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: 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 Type: Dissecting or Dressing Forceps, Plain (smooth jaws). Length: 8 inches (approx. 200mm). Design: Straight with fine tips, designed for precision. Function: Acts as an extension of fingers for delicate grasping, holding, manipulating tissues, or handling sterile items like gauze and bandages. Application:...

Description Type: Dissecting or Dressing Forceps. Jaws: Plain (non-toothed) with fine, transverse serrations for a secure but gentle grip, preventing tissue damage. Length: Approximately 7 inches (18 cm) for extended reach into deeper surgical sites. Handle: Often features a flat, spring-action handle for ergonomic control and smooth opening/closing....