Bronz Surgical Co.

Gruenwald Forceps are specialized surgical instruments, often used in ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) procedures, designed for precise tissue and cartilage removal, packing gauze, and controlling bleeding within the nasal cavity. They come in different variations, including sharp, through-cutting jaws for removing tissue and cartilage, and serrated-jaw dressing forceps for handling gauze, with both straight and bayonet-style handles available for different viewing angles and deep access.

Model:

• A Semken Toothed Instrument, or Semken Tissue Forceps, is a precision surgical tweezer with fine, 1x2 teeth at the tip for securely grasping delicate tissues like skin, mucous membranes, or blood vessels, preventing slippage without causing trauma, used in dentistry, plastic surgery, and general surgery for manipulation, retraction, and suturing. 

Adson forceps are surgical tweezers used in surgery to grasp, hold, and manipulate delicate tissues, providing precise control with less trauma than fingers. They feature a "thumb forceps" design with two blades that are joined and end in fine tips. Adson forceps come in two main types: a toothed version with 1x2 teeth for a secure grip on slippery or fatty tissues, and a non-toothed (smooth) version for minimal tissue disruption

Heaney Hysterectomy Forceps are commonly used during the hysterectomy procedure to clamp off a tough ligament on both sides of the uterus.

Kelly Forceps: This instrument can be used as a clamp, heat sink, or third hand. Handles have two-position locking device.

These CUSHING Tissue Forceps feature 1 x 2 teeth and a semi-sharp dissecting end. The overall length is 7-1/4in (18.4cm).

USED FOR GENERAL AND gynecology SURGERY 

USED FOR GENERAL AND gynecology SURGERY 

USED FOR GENERAL AND gynecology SURGERY