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 Scalpel Blade Handles Are designed to hold the scalpel blade for easier and safer use. Scalpel Blade number 10-15 fit on the scalpel handle #3.Blades 18-29 fit on the #4 |
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 Scalpel blades 10-15 go to #3 blades 18-29 go to #4 |
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 Mayo scissors used to cut through heavy or Tough Tissue |
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Scissors
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Operating scissors are the general purpose of cutting suture and drapes material and are classified in three ways:
A: Type of point(blunt/blunt, sharp/blunt, or sharp/sharp) B: Shape of Blade(straight or curved) C: Cutting edge(plain or Serrated) |
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 Metzenbaum Scissors Used for delicate surgical dissection. The blades are thin, delicate. |
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 Suture removal scissors has one blade in the shape of a hook that cradles the suture to be cut. This instrument is designed to remove external sutures from the skin. |
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 Lister Bandage Scissors are used to cut under the bandage without puncturing the paient's skin, One blade has a flat, thick edge and a blunt tip. |
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 Wire Cutting Scissors have a short, thick Jaws with serrated edge for cutting wire suture material. |
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 Iris Scissor sare small, sharp, delicate scissors commonly used for intraocular surgery. |
 Thumb Forceps |
 Thumb Forceps- spring tension at one end holds the grasping ends apart until pressure is applied. This allows one to quickly and easily grasp small objects or tissue to move and release it or to grasp and hold tissue with easily variable pressure. |
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 Brown-Adson Thumb Forceps-interlocking serrations |
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  kelly-Hemosts Horizontal serrations on distal half only. Kelly hemostat can be used for medium sized vessels or small tissue masses. |
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Hemostatic forceps
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Hemostatic forceps can be straight or curved and are used for ligating vessels and tissue.
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Crile Hemostats horizontal serrations entire jaw length, (with the difference from the Kelly being that the serrations that extend the entire length of the jaw.)
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Rochester-Carmailt forceps- longitudinal grooves with checker-board tip. It can be used to clamp large vessels or large tissue masses.
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