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Surgical Dissecting Forceps (1 x 2 Teeth) are specialized forceps used in surgical procedures for grasping and holding tissues securely. The 1 x 2 teeth design (one tooth on one side, two teeth on the other) provides a firm grip on tissues, making them ideal for use in procedures requiring precision handling of skin, fascia, or other tough tissues.
Common Sizes (in inches & cm):4.5 inches (11.5 cm) – Small, for fine surgical dissection5.5 inches (14 cm) – Standard size, commonly used in general surgery6 inches (15 cm) – Preferred for delicate or microsurgical procedures8 inches (20 cm) and above – Used in deeper surgical fieldsKey Features:✔ Toothed Design (1 x 2 Teeth) – Ensures a secure grip on tissues✔ Stainless Steel or Tungsten Carbide Options – For durability and longevity✔ Commonly Used In – General surgery, plastic surgery, orthopedic procedures
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Surgical Towel Forceps (Towel Clamps) are specialized instruments used to secure surgical drapes to the patient’s skin or to hold towels in place during surgical procedures. They can also be used for grasping tissues in some surgical applications.
Common Sizes (in inches & cm):3.5 inches (9 cm) – Small, for delicate or pediatric procedures5 inches (13 cm) – Standard size for general use5.5 inches (14 cm) – Slightly longer for better grip and control6.25 inches (16 cm) and above – Used in major surgeries requiring a stronger holdTypes of Towel Forceps:Backhaus Towel Forceps – Sharp, curved tips for firm grip on drapes or tissueJones Towel Forceps – Spring handle, lightweight, often used in delicate proceduresRoeder Towel Forceps – Similar to Backhaus but with ball stops to prevent deep penetrationLorna (Edna) Towel Forceps – Non-perforating tips, used when avoiding skin puncture is necessaryKey Features:✔ Sharp or Non-Perforating Tips – For firm but safe gripping✔ Ratchet Locking Mechanism – Ensures a secure hold✔ High-Quality Stainless Steel – Durable, autoclavable, and reusable✔ Straight or Slightly Curved Variants Available
Common Uses:Securing surgical drapes to the patient’s skinHolding towels or drapes in place during surgeryGrasping tissues when necessaryWould you like recommendations on specific brands, material options, or purchasing details?