Watson Williams Forceps Straight (Shaft Length: 112mm) Ackland / Overlapping Jaws

Watson Williams Forceps Straight (Shaft Length: 112mm) Ackland / Overlapping JawsWatson Williams Forceps are used in surgery to grasp and hold tissue. The multiple toothed jaws provide a secure grip, while the straight shaft length of 112mm allows the user to reach deep into the surgical site.

It is used to determine the patient's hearing thresholds by emitting a single tone at a frequency of 256 Hz

The retractor has three or four prongs that are blunt and curved to prevent tissue damage

Woods Tonsil Scissors (180mm) (7 inch) are used to remove tonsils in a surgical procedure known as a tonsillectomy

which is a type of surgery that involves removing a portion of the vertebral bone to access the spinal cord

2mm) (8 inch) is a surgical instrument that is used for gripping

They are commonly used in laparoscopic and endoscopic surgeries

Lane Dissecting and Tissue Forceps are used in the surgical field for grasping and dissecting delicate tissues

8mm (7 inch) length allows for better reach and visualization in the surgical field

inch) are a type of surgical scissors used in the operating room

The Backhaus Towel Clip Box Joint (95

They are typically used for delicate dissection and grasping of tissue during surgical procedures

The half of the jaws with horizontal serrations and a length of 158