Plastic Surgery Instruments - TC Forceps
PLASTIC SURGERY In plastic surgery, interventions are performed for cosmetic as well as for funct...
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DEVELOPMENT OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
CUSTOMIZED INSTRUMENTS DMost instruments in surgery technology have a very long life cycle. Howev...
All listed products of the Yasargil series are available in different designs and lengths. Nee...
Instruments for cardiac surgery / heart forceps
HEART SURGERY Heart surgeons are becoming ever more important as demographics change. In contrast...
Thoracic, cardiovascular surgery instruments...
Instruments for thoracic, cardiovascular surgery and further equipment The minimal invasive cardi...
Anatomical tweezers Atraumatic forceps Knüpfpinzetten splinter tweezers "Promed...
Orthopaedic instuments: trauma, shoulder,...
Orthopedic diseases in our complex movement system usually involve a variety of problems. These incl...
High-tech steel for surgical instruments
In the medicinal field, materials are used that should all optimally correspond to the specific area...
Dental Microsurgery Instruments
46.319.17 SCISSORS, SURGICAL TISSUE, MICRO MICRO-SPRING SCISSORS, MICRO SERR. ZEPF-LINE, SH/SH, A...
Scissors Dressing- and tissue forceps Hemostatic and dissecting forceps Retractors Neelde...
TITANIUM INSTRUMENTS - High quality titanium...
TITANIUM INSTRUMENTS High-quality instruments should last a long time. That is sustainable and, o...
As soon as larger quantities are available, a tool is sometimes indispensable in order to be able to...
Dissecting forceps - dental instruments
Dissecting Forceps - dental instruments from Schwert 1197-13 DISSECTING FORCEPS FINE SEMK...
Cotton Pliers / Tweezers for Dental Instruments...
22.011.03 PLIERS OPERATIVE, LONDON-COLLEGE, TWEEZER, FIG.3, SERRATED LONG TIPS, 15 CM 22.014.0...
Surgical Ophthalmic Instruments - Tweezers...
EYE SURGERY Modern eye treatment abounds with innovations in diagnostics and therapy. Right from...
Ound handles for medical tweezers, scissors...
Annually over 200 versions of round handles for the production of medical tweezers, scissors and nee...
DIMEDA offers an extensive portfolio of new and innovative products in the field ofelectrosurgery. W...
Instruments for microsurgery / micro forceps
MICROSURGERY We feel at home in areas where the naked eye is no longer sufficient, i.e. in micros...
ENDOSCOPY ARTHROSCOPY Wide range for arthroscopic surgery: ● Knee ● Shoulder ● Hip ●...
diBLACK-LINE - the new generation of surgical...
diBLACK-LINE – the new generation of surgical instruments from DIMEDA DIMEDA Instrumente of...
Surgical instruments for cranio-maxillofacial...
Maxillofacial surgery, including cranial surgery, encompasses a wide range which incorpora...
Micro needle holders, scissors and forceps are required for modern and state of the art micro discip...
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Tweezers
A medical forceps set includes a variety of tools used to perform various types of procedures. These tools are made of different materials, ranging from plastic to steel. They are available in different sizes, and each type has a specific function. For example, the Kocher Clamp is a trauma-toothed clamp, while the Allis and Babcock Clamps are rounded jaws used to grasp the intestine. Both of these tools are available in several sizes, with higher numbers being bigger than zeros indicating smaller diameters. The tapered needle has a round end that tapers to a simple point and is most commonly used for grasping intestine and other tough tissue.
Forceps can be made of stainless steel, high-grade carbon steel, titanium, and plastic. Stainless steel and polypropylene forceps are the most durable, but disposable forceps are often made of cheaper materials. For this reason, it's important to consider the durability of a medical forceps set before you buy it. If you don't need one right away, you can try the reusable type. The only difference between the two types is the material.
Forceps are usually made of stainless steel, but they can also be made of aluminum or plastic. The stainless steel forceps can be used for surgical procedures, and some of them even come with locking mechanisms to keep the physician's hands free. You can also get lock-on forceps, which are designed to stay closed while the doctor performs the procedure. Most forceps are adjustable, and the curved forceps are used for hard-to-reach areas.
Various types of medical forceps have different functions. They can be used to pinch tissue, move tissue, stop bleeding, extract foreign objects, and apply sterile gauze. Many types of forceps are made specifically for a specific medical task. A single pair can perform multiple tasks, and they are useful for most procedures. So, make sure to purchase one that fits your needs!
Forceps vary in size and shape. There are locking forceps and tweezers, and they also have various sizes and shapes. Some are made to hold tissue in place, while others are designed to manipulate needles and wires. If you are unfamiliar with the different types of medical forceps, be sure to read the instructions carefully and make sure they are the right tool for the job. When using them, be gentle and don't squeeze.
The Debakey forceps are made to provide a good grip and are commonly used in cardiovascular surgeries. They are also used for manipulating large blood vessels in body organs. They are usually made of surgical stainless steel and are used for most types of surgical procedures. The Adson and Foester style of thumb forceps are the most common ones used in the medical field today. These are primarily designed for the surgical tasks of a surgeon.