55 instruments Hemostatic forceps

Kelly, Pean, Mosquito, Rochester, right-angle and towel forceps and other clamping forceps.

All hemostatic forceps

Artery Forceps, surgical instruments, Tahir Group of Industries

Hemostatic artery forceps, straight and curved, box joint, serrated jaws.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jacobson Micro Mosquito Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Mosquito forceps are the smallest pattern of box-joint hemostatic (artery) forceps in a general surgery set.

MOQ 300 instruments

Appendix Holding Clamp Set, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A clamp set is a cased or boxed assortment of surgical clamps sold and cataloged as one item rather than as a single instrument.

MOQ 300 instruments

Flat Table Clamp, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A clamp that locks onto the side rail of an operating table and provides a fixed post or socket for mounting a retractor blade holder, a self-retaining retractor frame, or another instrument arm, so the arm stays in position without anyone holding it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Schaedel Towel Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A towel forceps is a small cross-action forceps used to hold surgical drapes or towels in place.

MOQ 300 instruments

Hoff Non Perforating Towel Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A towel forceps is a small cross-action forceps used to hold surgical drapes or towels in place.

MOQ 300 instruments

Non Perforating Towel Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A towel forceps is a small cross-action forceps used to hold surgical drapes or towels in place.

MOQ 300 instruments

Lorna Towel Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A towel forceps is a small cross-action forceps used to hold surgical drapes or towels in place.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jones Towel Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A towel forceps is a small cross-action forceps used to hold surgical drapes or towels in place.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bernhard Towel Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A towel forceps is a small cross-action forceps used to hold surgical drapes or towels in place.

MOQ 300 instruments

Ball & Sock Towel Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A towel forceps is a small cross-action forceps used to hold surgical drapes or towels in place.

MOQ 300 instruments

Roeder Towel Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A towel forceps is a small cross-action forceps used to hold surgical drapes or towels in place.

MOQ 300 instruments

Backhaus Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A towel clamp is a small cross-action forceps used to hold surgical drapes or towels in place.

MOQ 300 instruments

Backhaus Towel Clamp Forceps Titanium, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A towel clamp is a small cross-action forceps used to hold surgical drapes or towels in place.

MOQ 300 instruments

Rochester Pean Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

An artery forceps is a locking, ring-handled clamp used to grip and hold a blood vessel or bleeding point closed.

MOQ 300 instruments

Finochietto Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A forceps built to reach and grasp tissue or vessels deep in the chest cavity.

MOQ 300 instruments

Collier DeBakey Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

The name the trade attaches to this article is a compound eponym, published as Collier-Anderson-DeBakey, Collier-Anderson or DeBakey-Collier depending on the catalog: a long, curved, ring-handled clamping forceps with a box joint and a ratchet lock in the handle rings, made for clamping arteries and vessels during vascular and thoracic surgery.

MOQ 300 instruments

Collier-Anderson-DeBakey Artery Clamp Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

The name the trade attaches to this article is a compound eponym, published as Collier-Anderson-DeBakey, Collier-Anderson or DeBakey-Collier depending on the catalog: a long, curved, ring-handled clamping forceps with a box joint and a ratchet lock in the handle rings, made for clamping arteries and vessels during vascular and thoracic surgery.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mcdougal Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

McDougal forceps, also cataloged as MacDougal-type, is a curved, angled clamp: heavy jaws carry a longitudinal serration along most of their length, with a separate cross-serrated section at the tip, giving a different grip pattern at the very end of the jaw than along its length.

MOQ 300 instruments

Rienhoff Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A Rienhoff forceps is a clamp-forceps with a double-curved ("swan-neck") shank, built to reach tissue or vessels lying deep in the chest or abdomen where a straight or single-curved clamp cannot line its jaws up with the target.

MOQ 300 instruments

Wikstroem Hemostatic Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Harrington Mixter Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A right angle forceps has its jaws set at 90 degrees to the shaft instead of running straight or curved in line with it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mixter Thoracic Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A right angle forceps has its jaws set at 90 degrees to the shaft instead of running straight or curved in line with it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Lahey Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A right angle forceps has its jaws set at 90 degrees to the shaft instead of running straight or curved in line with it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Meeker Artery Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Overholt Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A right angle forceps has its jaws set at 90 degrees to the shaft instead of running straight or curved in line with it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Overholt Geissendoerfer Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A right angle forceps has its jaws set at 90 degrees to the shaft instead of running straight or curved in line with it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Zenker Ligature Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Ligature forceps grip a vessel or tissue pedicle so a ligature can be passed and knotted around it, or carry the ligature strand itself into position.

MOQ 300 instruments

Kantrowitz Right Angle Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A right angle forceps has its jaws set at 90 degrees to the shaft instead of running straight or curved in line with it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Bengolea Delicate Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are a locking, two-armed surgical instrument that clamps and holds its grip without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Heiss Artery Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Rankin Kelly Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Nissen Hemostatic Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Titanium Rankin Kelly Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Rankin Kelly Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Coller Artery Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Leriche Artery Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Oschner Dixen Artery Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jacobson Mosquito Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Mosquito forceps are the smallest pattern of box-joint hemostatic (artery) forceps in a general surgery set.

MOQ 300 instruments

Jacobson Mosquito Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Mosquito forceps are the smallest pattern of box-joint hemostatic (artery) forceps in a general surgery set.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mosquito Forceps Hemostatic Curved, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Mosquito Forceps Hemostatic Straight, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Rochester-Carmalt Artery Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Rochester-Carmalt Artery Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Rochester-Ochsner Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Hemostatic forceps are a locking, two-armed surgical instrument that clamps and holds its grip without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Rochester-Ochsner Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Hemostatic forceps are a locking, two-armed surgical instrument that clamps and holds its grip without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Pratt Smith Hemostatic Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are ring-handled, ratchet-locking instruments built to clamp and hold a blood vessel or a fold of tissue closed without continuous hand pressure.

MOQ 300 instruments

Adson Delicate Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are a locking, two-armed surgical instrument that clamps and holds its grip without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Debakey Atraumatic Angled Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A right angle forceps has its jaws set at 90 degrees to the shaft instead of running straight or curved in line with it.

MOQ 300 instruments

Brophy Delicate Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are a locking, two-armed surgical instrument that clamps and holds its grip without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

McIndoe Delicate Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Hemostatic forceps are a locking, two-armed surgical instrument that clamps and holds its grip without a hand holding it shut.

MOQ 300 instruments

Curtis Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

A thumb forceps: the spring type, worked by squeezing, with no ratchet and no ring handles.

MOQ 300 instruments

Lahey Cholecystectomy Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Lahey forceps are a curved grasping forceps with a slender, sharp-pointed tip built to take a secure hold on soft glandular or ductal tissue rather than a broad, crushing jaw.

MOQ 300 instruments

Lahey Cholecystectomy Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

TGI's own catalog photograph of this article.

Lahey forceps are a curved grasping forceps with a slender, sharp-pointed tip built to take a secure hold on soft glandular or ductal tissue rather than a broad, crushing jaw.

MOQ 300 instruments

Kirby Forceps, surgical instruments, TGI's own catalog photograph

Kirby forceps are a fine, spring-action ophthalmic tissue forceps for corneal and scleral tissue.

MOQ 300 instruments

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