A Robert Artery Forcep with a size 10 (str 10) is a surgical instrument used to clamp blood vessels to control bleeding (hemostasis) during various procedures. Its uses include clamping arteries and veins in cardiovascular, general, and abdominal surgeries, as well as in ENT, orthopedic, and laparoscopic procedures. The forceps provide a secure grip with a ratchet to keep blood vessels clamped, allowing surgeons to maintain a clear operating field. 

Control bleeding:

Its primary function is to clamp blood vessels, stopping or significantly slowing blood flow to prevent excessive bleeding.

Perform dissections:

The long, slender jaws with serrations allow for a firm, non-slip grip on vessels without causing trauma, aiding in delicate dissections.

Assist in procedures:

It is used in a wide range of surgical specialties, including cardiovascular, abdominal, general, orthopedic, ENT, and gynecological surgeries.