Modern Surgicals

Stainless Steel Artery Forceps are a type of surgical instrument commonly used in medical procedures to clamp or hold blood vessels, tissues, or organs during surgery. These forceps are made from stainless steel to ensure durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion, which is crucial for surgical instruments. They are often used in surgeries to control blood flow, secure tissues, or facilitate delicate operations by preventing bleeding and providing stability.

Stainless Steel Cheatle Forceps are specialized surgical instruments used primarily in the medical field for grasping, clamping, or manipulating tissues, blood vessels, or organs during surgery. They are part of a family of forceps designed for specific purposes in various surgical procedures, including vascular, thoracic, and general surgeries. Cheatle forceps are known for their unique design and functionality, which is tailored to achieve precision and safety during operations.

MSC Stainless Steel Heiss Artery Forceps are a type of surgical instrument designed to clamp and control blood vessels, primarily in vascular surgeries, by preventing blood flow. These forceps are essential for ensuring hemostasis during procedures, providing surgeons with the ability to temporarily occlude an artery or blood vessel, allowing for further surgical operations with reduced bleeding. Heiss artery forceps are widely used in many fields of surgery, including general surgery, cardiovascular surgery, and orthopedic surgeries.

Stainless Steel Mosquito Forceps are small, precise surgical instruments used primarily for clamping small blood vessels or tissues in delicate procedures. These forceps are essential in ensuring hemostasis (control of bleeding) during surgeries where minimal tissue damage is critical. Due to their small size and fine design, mosquito forceps are used in various surgical disciplines, including general surgery, plastic surgery, ophthalmic surgery, and microsurgeries.

An Artery Forcep Curved is a surgical instrument primarily used to clamp or occlude blood vessels during surgery. The curved design of the forcep allows for better access and control when working in confined or deep areas of the body. The serrated jaws provide a firm grip, ensuring that the vessel or tissue being clamped is securely held without slipping.

A Mosquito Artery Forceps Straight is a small, fine surgical instrument used to clamp blood vessels, tissues, or small structures during surgical procedures. It is called "mosquito" due to its delicate and fine design, making it ideal for use in minor surgeries, such as in pediatric, plastic, or vascular surgeries, where precision is crucial.

A 6-inch Artery Forceps is a surgical instrument used to clamp or occlude blood vessels, tissues, or other structures during medical procedures. The 6-inch size refers to the length of the forceps, which are typically smaller and more precise, making them ideal for use in delicate surgeries, such as vascular procedures, minor surgeries, or general surgery.

An Allis Tissue Forcep is a surgical instrument used for grasping and holding tissues during surgical procedures. It is designed with sharp, interlocking teeth at the tips, which help secure tissues without causing excessive trauma or damage. The Allis forcep is typically used in abdominal or gynecological surgeries where tissue manipulation or holding is required, such as in procedures involving the bowel, bladder, or uterus.

8-inch MSC Stainless Steel Allis Tissue Forceps are a type of surgical instrument designed for grasping, holding, and manipulating tissues during various medical procedures. They are commonly used in both general and specialized surgeries for their ability to securely hold tissues without causing significant damage. The Allis tissue forceps are particularly effective for grasping soft tissues, making them an essential tool in surgical settings.

A Spring Action Type Needle Holder is a surgical instrument used to hold and manipulate needles during suturing or other surgical procedures. The spring action mechanism allows the holder to automatically open after the surgeon releases pressure, making it easier to work efficiently and continuously without needing to manually open the jaws each time.

A Cross Action Towel Clip is a surgical instrument used to secure towels or drapes in place during surgical procedures. The cross-action mechanism means that the clip's jaws open when pressure is applied and close when the handle is released, allowing for a firm grip on the surgical drapes without causing damage. This design ensures that towels stay in place, maintaining a sterile field and providing access to the surgical site.

Medical Babcock Forceps are surgical instruments used to grasp, hold, and manipulate delicate tissues, particularly in abdominal or gynecological surgeries. They are similar to other forceps but are distinguished by their smooth, rounded tips, which are designed to hold tissues without causing crushing or damage, making them ideal for handling delicate organs such as the bowel, ovaries, or fallopian tubes.

A Safety Pin Suture Aneurysm Needle is a specialized surgical instrument used for suturing aneurysms, particularly in vascular surgeries. This needle is designed to safely and effectively repair or close the vessel wall in cases of aneurysms, where a section of the artery or vein has weakened and bulged out.

A Bone Cutter Single Action is a surgical instrument used to cut through bone during orthopedic or surgical procedures. It features a single-action mechanism, meaning that it operates with one movement of the handle to open and close the cutting jaws, which are sharp and strong enough to slice through bone or cartilage. This design provides precision and control, allowing the surgeon to make accurate cuts while minimizing the risk of bone fragmentation or damage to surrounding tissue.

A Medical Kelly Forcep is a versatile surgical instrument used to grasp, clamp, or hold tissues, vessels, or other materials during medical procedures. It is characterized by its curved or straight design, with serrated jaws that provide a secure grip. The Kelly forcep is most commonly used in general surgery, gynecology, urology, and obstetrics.