A 50-inch "crocodile forceps black upward" (also known as Hartmann or alligator forceps) is a surgical tool with upward-pointing jaws used in various procedures, primarily for grasping small objects or delicate tissue in hard-to-reach areas. Its uses include ear care, foreign body removal, packing sponges, or manipulating tissues in procedures such as grommet insertion, and general surgery

ENT procedures:

Removing earwax and foreign objects from the ear canal, and inserting grommets (tubes) into the eardrum.

Foreign body removal:

Grasping and removing small objects from other small cavities in the body.

Tissue manipulation:

Handling delicate tissues in a variety of surgeries, including grasping fine sutures or tissue grafts.

Hemostasis:

Assisting in controlling bleeding during surgical procedures.

Packing and stabilization:

Used to pack sponges or stabilize needles during suturing.