A 10-inch Babcock forceps is a surgical tool used to grasp and hold delicate, tubular tissues without causing trauma. Its length provides extended reach for deep surgical cavities, and it is frequently used in general, intestinal, and gynecological surgeries to handle tissues like the appendix, fallopian tubes, and bowel loops. The forceps are designed with rounded jaws to minimize injury, a ratchet lock for a secure grip, and are made of surgical-grade stainless steel for durability and sterilization.

General Surgery:

Used to handle the appendix during an appendectomy or to hold soft tissues without crushing them.

Intestinal and Abdominal Surgery:

Ideal for holding bowel loops during exploratory laparotomy or manipulating the appendix.

Gynecological Surgery:

Utilized for holding fallopian tubes during tubal ligation and holding delicate reproductive tissues during a hysterectomy.