Non-toothed dissecting forceps | Plain Dissecting Forcep | Surgical Instrument
₦7,000.00
- Plain, non-toothed forceps for controlled tissue and specimen handling
- Compact design for manipulating small structures
- Suitable for surgical and laboratory applications
- Used in general, vascular, ophthalmic, and neurosurgical procedures
- Applicable to eyelid reconstruction and delicate tissue procedures
- Reusable and suitable for appropriate sterilization processes
- Also useful for micro-dissection and research applications
Description
Non-toothed dissecting forceps are small, surgical instruments designed for grasping and manipulating delicate tissues and other small materials during clinical procedures. Their compact design allows controlled handling when precision is required, making them useful in surgical and laboratory environments.
Unlike toothed tissue forceps, plain dissecting forceps have non-toothed gripping surfaces. They can be used to handle small tissue structures, specimens, and other delicate materials where a controlled grasp is required. Their reusable construction allows them to undergo appropriate cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization procedures between uses.
In surgical practice, plain dissecting forceps are used for tissue manipulation and isolation of small structures during procedures. They can be used across specialties including general surgery, vascular surgery, ophthalmology, neurosurgery, and procedures involving delicate anatomical structures. They are also used in eyelid reconstruction procedures where precise tissue handling is required.
Beyond surgical applications, dissecting forceps are used in laboratories and research environments for handling small specimens and transferring or manipulating delicate materials. They may also be used in forensic and autopsy work, micro-dissection, cell culture applications, botany, and entomology where small structures or specimens require controlled handling.
The primary users include surgeons, ophthalmic surgeons, laboratory technicians, researchers, forensic professionals, anatomists, pathology personnel, and other trained professionals who require a small precision forceps for tissue or specimen manipulation.
Key Features
- Plain, non-toothed jaws
- Compact surgical instrument design
- Designed for delicate tissue manipulation
- Suitable for small specimen handling
- Reusable construction
- Sterilizable for repeated clinical use
- Suitable for surgical and laboratory applications
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