Shaw Tissue Forceps 1 x 2 Teeth (127mm) (5inch) Straight Triangular

Shaw Tissue Forceps 1 x 2 Teeth (127mm) (5inch) Straight TriangularShaw Tissue Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used by surgeons to grasp and hold delicate tissue during a surgical procedure. The two teeth on the end of the forceps allow the surgeon to grasp and hold tissue without damaging it. The size of the forceps (127mm or 5 inches) indicates the length of the instrument.

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It is designed to help hold back and separate tissue during the procedure

The longitudinal serrations provide a secure grip on tissue

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The forceps have fine

The angle of the blade is typically 60 degrees

It has curved

They are often used in orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures

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It has two criss-crossed serrated jaws that can be used to cut through tissue with precision