25 instruments Tenaculum and uterine forceps

Kelly Placenta Sponge Forceps

Sponge holding forceps are a ring-handled forceps used to hold a folded swab or sponge for swabbing or dressing.

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Bonney Forceps

Tissue forceps are a non-locking, spring-action hand instrument for holding tissue steady, held pen-style between thumb and forefinger.

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Faure Uterine Forceps

A long, ring-handled forceps built to reach through the cervix into the uterine cavity to grasp tissue or packing.

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Gellhorn Cervical Forceps

Cervical forceps is a group heading in the gynecology range covering ring-handled forceps built to hold, or to take a sample from, the cervix.

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Somers Uterine Forceps

A long, ring-handled forceps built to reach through the cervix into the uterine cavity to grasp tissue or packing.

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Dartigues Forceps

A long, ring-handled forceps built to reach through the cervix into the uterine cavity to grasp tissue or packing.

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Noto Uterine Forceps

A long, ring-handled forceps built to reach through the cervix into the uterine cavity to grasp tissue or packing.

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Zephyr Hysterectomy Clamp

A hysterectomy clamp is a heavy clamp forceps used to occlude the uterine pedicles and parametrial tissue during hysterectomy.

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Braun Litetouch Tenaculum

The multi-tooth member of the tenaculum family: a ring-handled, ratcheted grasping instrument whose tip carries two curved rows of sharp teeth that interlock when the jaws close, commonly in a 2x2, 2x3, 3x3, or 4x4 arrangement.

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Alligator Grasper

A grasper is a minimally invasive instrument built to pass through a cannula and hold tissue at the far end of a rigid shaft.

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Jacobson Ovum Forceps

Ovum forceps belong to the sponge-holding-forceps family used in gynecological and obstetric instrument sets, and are built on the same cross-action principle: two long shanks cross at a box joint, end in ring handles at one end, and a jaw at the other, with a ratchet at the ring-handle end to lock the jaw shut.

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Laminaria Insertion Forceps

Laminaria forceps are a long, ring-handled instrument built to hold and advance a laminaria tent, a compressed dilator rod, into the cervical canal without crushing or splitting it.

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Bierer Ovum Forceps

Ovum forceps belong to the sponge-holding-forceps family used in gynecological and obstetric instrument sets, and are built on the same cross-action principle: two long shanks cross at a box joint, end in ring handles at one end, and a jaw at the other, with a ratchet at the ring-handle end to lock the jaw shut.

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Saenger Ovum Forceps

Ovum forceps belong to the sponge-holding-forceps family used in gynecological and obstetric instrument sets, and are built on the same cross-action principle: two long shanks cross at a box joint, end in ring handles at one end, and a jaw at the other, with a ratchet at the ring-handle end to lock the jaw shut.

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Sopher Standard Forceps

Ovum forceps belong to the sponge-holding-forceps family used in gynecological and obstetric instrument sets, and are built on the same cross-action principle: two long shanks cross at a box joint, end in ring handles at one end, and a jaw at the other, with a ratchet at the ring-handle end to lock the jaw shut.

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Forester Sponge Forceps

Sponge holding forceps are a ring-handled forceps used to hold a folded swab or sponge for swabbing or dressing.

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Schroeder Tenaculum Forceps Straight

The multi-tooth member of the tenaculum family: a ring-handled, ratcheted grasping instrument whose tip carries two curved rows of sharp teeth that interlock when the jaws close, commonly in a 2x2, 2x3, 3x3, or 4x4 arrangement.

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Schroeder Tenaculum Forceps Curved

The multi-tooth member of the tenaculum family: a ring-handled, ratcheted grasping instrument whose tip carries two curved rows of sharp teeth that interlock when the jaws close, commonly in a 2x2, 2x3, 3x3, or 4x4 arrangement.

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Schroeder Tenaculum Forceps Angled

The multi-tooth member of the tenaculum family: a ring-handled, ratcheted grasping instrument whose tip carries two curved rows of sharp teeth that interlock when the jaws close, commonly in a 2x2, 2x3, 3x3, or 4x4 arrangement.

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Braun Tenaculum

A grasping instrument with a single sharp, curved hook or tooth at the tip.

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Skene Tenaculum

A grasping instrument with a single sharp, curved hook or tooth at the tip.

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Teale Tenaculum

A grasping instrument with a single sharp, curved hook or tooth at the tip.

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Gynae Emmett Tenaculum

A grasping instrument with a single sharp, curved hook or tooth at the tip.

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Doyen Myoma Screw

A myoma screw is a long, straight or slightly curved rod instrument built to grip fibrous tissue by threading into it.

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Doyen Myoma Screw

A myoma screw is a long, straight or slightly curved rod instrument built to grip fibrous tissue by threading into it.

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