ADSON FORCEP TOOTH FINE 8"

ITC-HSN: 9018

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An 8" Adson forceps with fine teeth is a surgical tool used to securely grasp and manipulate tissue without causing significant trauma. Its uses include holding tissue during suturing, moving dressings, tying sutures, and grasping tough tissues like skin or fascia in various minor surgeries. The 8-inch size offers increased length for deeper access during procedures. 
  • Tissue manipulation: The fine teeth provide a firm but delicate grip for holding soft tissues, such as skin and fascia, during a surgical procedure.
  • Suturing: They are used to hold tissue in place when applying sutures and can also be used for tying sutures.
  • Dressing and moving objects: The forceps can hold and move dressings, cotton, or gauze, preventing the need to use hands or fingers directly.

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Features
  • Length: The 8-inch length provides more reach for deeper surgical access compared to shorter versions.
  • Grip: Fine, toothed tips ensure a secure hold on tissues, preventing slippage.
  • Durability: Made from high-quality stainless steel for durability and to withstand autoclaving for sterilization.
  • Versatility: A staple instrument in surgical kits for a variety of tasks requiring precision. 
  • Holding dense tissue: 
    The toothed jaws provide a secure, non-slip grip on tougher tissues like skin and fascia during procedures such as skin closures. 
  • Holding dressings: 
    They are used to hold and manipulate dressing materials like cotton and gauze during surgical procedures. 
  • Delicate tissue manipulation: 
    In some fine-tipped versions, they are used to hold delicate tissues in place during more precise surgeries in areas like the eye, nose, and throat. 
  • Suturing: 
    They are useful for holding tissue during suturing and for tying sutures at the end of a procedure. 

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