Swift Jolly Bladder Blade (Blade Width x Blade Depth: 25 x 70mm) Myles

Swift Jolly Bladder Blade (Blade Width x Blade Depth: 25 x 70mm) MylesThe Swift Jolly Bladder Blade is a surgical tool used for cutting through the bladder wall during a cystectomy, which is a procedure to remove the bladder. The blade width and depth of 25 x 70mm allows for precise cutting of the bladder wall.

The size of the instrument is determined by the width of the blade

This item is used to cut standard pattern rings

Barber scissors with a replaceable finger rest and screw are commonly used in the surgical field for trimming and cutting bandages

This item is used to cut sutures in the surgical field

It is an angled cutting instrument with a 180-degree angle and a 5 mm blade

The spatula width of 6mm and the length of 200mm allow for a range of sizes and depths to be retracted

an American surgeon who invented the needle in the 1940s

such as cutting through delicate tissue or dissecting tissue planes

A Liston Amputation Knife Sharp Tip Straight is a surgical instrument used for amputations

Allis tissue forceps are surgical instruments used to grasp and hold tissue during a surgical procedure

This item is used to cut through the anterior end of the rib cage during thoracic surgery

Watchmaker forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to hold