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Experience precision and quality with the Russian Pattern Forceps 10" Crafted for durability, this medical instrument ensures accuracy in every use. Features 10" length for precise handling Crafted for durability and longevity Ergonomic design for comfort Superior quality materials Ensures accuracy in medical procedures.
Russian pattern forceps, particularly the 10-inch version, are surgical instruments used for grasping and holding dense or slippery tissues during various medical and dental procedures. They are designed with a wide, rounded head and teeth around the rim to provide a secure grip. These forceps are commonly used for wound closure, debridement, and other situations where a firm hold on tissue is needed without causing excessive damage.
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Exceptional Precision Unlock unparalleled precision with the Russian Pattern Forceps 10". Designed to meet the highest standards of quality, this tool guarantees accurate results in every medical procedure. Durability and Reliability Built to last, the Russian Pattern Forceps 10" is a testament to durability and reliability. Trust in this superior medical instrument for consistent performance and longevity. Comfort and Efficiency Enhance your medical practices with the Russian Pattern Forceps 10". Its ergonomic design ensures comfort for extended use, while its efficiency streamlines procedures for optimal outcomes.
They are commonly used to hold tissue edges together during suturing, ensuring proper alignment and a secure closure.
Debridement:
The forceps can be used to remove damaged or infected tissue, aiding in wound preparation for healing.
Tissue Manipulation:
They can be used to grasp and manipulate various tissues during surgical procedures, such as retracting tissue or holding vessels.
Dental Procedures:
Russian forceps can be used for grasping tooth fragments, manipulating soft tissues, and even bone during procedures like extractions or bone grafts.
