Dieffenbach Artery Bulldog Clamp Horizontal Serrated Jaws Curved (60mm) Long Shaft

Dieffenbach Artery Bulldog Clamp Horizontal Serrated Jaws Curved (60mm) Long ShaftThe Dieffenbach Artery Bulldog Clamp is a surgical instrument used to clamp off an artery to control bleeding during a surgical procedure. It features horizontal serrated jaws and is curved to fit around the circumference of the artery. The size of the clamp is typically measured in millimeters (60mm) or inches (2? inch).

Watchmaker Forceps Sharp Tip Straight No-4 are used to grasp and hold small objects in the surgical field

The horizontal serrated jaws are designed to grip tissue securely

They can also be used to hold tissue during suturing or dissection

Birkett Artery Forceps Straight Box Joint (190

which are designed to securely hold tissue without causing damage

The half of the jaws with horizontal serrations cvd BJ 171

Goughs Artery Forceps Curved (200mm) (8 inch) is a surgical instrument used to clamp and hold delicate tissue

A nail cutter with lock 6-1/4inch is used to trim and shape nails during surgical procedures

The Swann Morton Scalpel Handle No-4 is a handle used to hold a scalpel blade during surgical procedures

3 mm length

allowing for more precise cutting

The horizontal serrated jaws and curved box joint design of this particular forceps allow for greater precision and control