Artery Forceps

Artery forceps are a type of surgical instrument called hemostats. Artery forceps are used to compress an artery to control bleeding, basically using handles that can be held in place by a locking mechanism.

That is, they are used to aid and manage bleeding effectively. Forceps on the other hand are hinged instruments used to hold an object that’s difficult to grasp in place.

BP Handle

A B. P. handle is a surgical instrument used to hold and manipulate a surgical blade during surgical procedures. That is, the B.P. handle is normally used with B.P. Blade for making an accurate cut during surgery procedures.

Bandage Cutting Scissors

They are used for cutting and removing dressings, bandages, and medical materials slowly from patients without hurting those patients.

Mosquito Forceps

Mosquito Forceps almost serve the same homeostasis purpose as artery forceps and are multipurpose surgery instruments made to handle the blood vessels and prevent blood loss during surgery. Mosquito Forceps are typically used for handling blood vessels and controlling bleeding during surgical procedures.

Debaky Forceps

The Debakey Vascular Tissue Forceps are designed to serve the purpose of holding and manipulating delicate tissues, especially during cardiovascular procedures. That is, these Debaky forceps are basically used for tissues and play a vital role in accessing the thick tissue in small spaces where the fingers can not get.

Plain Forceps

Plain forceps are used for grasping and holding objects, clamping large blood vessels, and manipulating tissues during surgery procedures. It can be further said that:

• Plain Forceps as a dissecting instrument is used in the reconstruction of eyelid surgery.
• These Plain forceps are small instruments, and as such can be handled with much ease, unlike many other instruments.
• They are also used for the purpose of grasping tiny tissues for treatment.
• However, these medical instruments can be sterilized and reused for further use.

Towel Clip Forceps

The major purpose of towel clip forceps is to hold drapes in place and to keep the operating field exposed thereby preventing movement or slippage.

Tooth Forceps

Tooth Forceps are a type of surgical instrument that is hinged and can hold or grasp objects. Tooth forceps are majorly used in the following areas of practice:

• To grasp small sterile objects.
• Tooth forceps are used in many surgical procedures.
• Tooth forceps’ roles cannot be overemphasized in medical laboratories.
• They are also used to hold tissue.
• Also used for vaginal delivery.
• Tooth forceps are used in the removal of sutures.
• Their impact on dental procedures cannot also be overemphasized.

Kocher Forceps

Kocher Forceps, like a Debaky forceps, is a multipurpose instrument commonly used in general and cardiovascular surgeries for grasping and clamping hollow viscera and blood vessels.

The primary purpose is to grasp, retract, or stabilize the tissue. They may also be used to pack or extract sponges, pass ligatures, and stabilize and manipulate needles during suturing.

Sponge Holding Forceps

Sponge-holding forceps are used during surgical procedures to hold sponges and swabs. They are often used to grab, manipulate, or remove tissue or teeth from the body.

Skin Hooks

Skin hooks are used during dermatologic surgery to remove, to grasp and hold delicate tissues during surgical procedures.

Needle Holders

A needle holder is a surgical instrument similar to a hemostat, to hold and push a suture needles when suturing tissues, performing wound closure, ligation and other surgical procedures.

Allis Tissue Forceps

Allis Tissue Forceps are used for holding and grasping fatty and thick/heavy tissues. They can also be used to grab fascia and tendons such as breast and bowel tissues, and to pack or extract sponges, pass ligatures, and stabilize and manipulate needles during suturing.