A 6" single-tooth Allis is a surgical instrument used for firmly grasping, retracting, and holding delicate soft tissues during surgery, with a single tooth providing a secure grip to minimize trauma. Its 6-inch length offers excellent maneuverability and reach, making it suitable for general and specialized procedures like ENT, orthopedic, and neurosurgery. 

Tissue grasping:

To securely hold soft tissues during a procedure.

Retraction:

To pull tissue away from the surgical site, providing better visibility and access.

Traction:

To provide a firm hold on slippery or dense tissues with controlled tension.

Stabilization:

To hold tissues in place while other instruments are used.

Specific applications:

Widely used in general, orthopedic, ENT, and neurosurgeries for navigating narrow anatomical corridors.