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USED FOR gynecology SURGERY 

Simpson Obstetrical Forceps are commonly used to hold the fetal head when it moves through the birth canal

Sellheim forceps (often referred to as a Sellheim elevating spoon or spoon forceps) are specialized obstetric instruments designed for vaginal deliveries, measuring approximately 28-30cm28-30cm in length. These stainless steel, curved instruments are used as levers to assist in rotating or extracting the fetal head during challenging deliveries.

USED FOR gynecology SURGERY

A Doyen retractor is a handheld surgical instrument, typically stainless steel, with a broad, curved blade used to hold back soft tissues, especially in abdominal and gynecological surgeries (like cesarean sections, hysterectomies, laparotomies) to create a clear surgical field for better visibility and access to organs like the bladder

Simpson obstetrical forceps are a widely used instrument, designed by Scottish obstetrician Sir James Young Simpson, characterized by their elongated, rounded cephalic curve to fit the fetal head during delivery. These forceps have fenestrated blades for a secure, accurate grip and a pelvic curve to match the mother's anatomy, facilitating the rotation and delivery of the fetal head, especially in cases of substantial head molding.