Adson forceps with teeth, typically 5 inches long, are surgical instruments used for grasping, holding, and manipulating tissues during various medical procedures. Their toothed tips provide a secure grip, making them suitable for tasks like suturing, wound closure, and dissection where a firm hold is needed without causing excessive tissue damage. 

Tissue Handling:

Adson forceps are designed to grasp and hold tissues firmly, allowing surgeons to manipulate them during procedures.

Suturing:

The toothed tips provide a secure grip on tissue edges, making them ideal for suturing and wound closure.

Dissection:

They can be used to carefully separate tissues during dissection, especially in delicate areas.

Specific Surgical Areas:

Adson forceps are commonly used in plastic surgery, ENT (ear, nose, and throat) procedures, ophthalmic surgery, and general surgery.