Surgical and Dissection Equipment
Integra™ Miltex™ Olsen-Hegar Needle Holder
With suture scissors
Integra™ Miltex™ DeBakey-Adson Tissue Forceps
Araumatic tip design measures 1.5mm wide
Integra™ Miltex™ Brown-Adson Tissue Forceps
Side-grasping, standard design
Integra™ Miltex™ Adson Tissue and Dressing Forceps
Length 4.75 in. (12.1cm)
Integra™ Miltex™ Adson Tissue and Suture Forceps
Cross-serrated tying platform
Integra™ Miltex™ Dressing Forceps: Serrated Handle and Tips
Horizontal serrations at the tips
Integra™ Miltex™ Adson Tissue Forceps
Satin-finish stainless steel
Surgical Design™ Surgical Knife with Color Identification, Scalpel Handle
Surgical Design™ Surgical Knife Scalpel Handle used for sharp and precise dissection. The knife handle comes with colored ends for easy and quick blade identification.
Surgical Design Premier Kelly Forceps
Surgical Design™ Premier Kelly Forceps are used to clamp and regulate the flow of blood in larger vessels. Blood flow is controlled by the ratcheted-locking mechanisms found near the rings. These multipurpose forceps are know for their fine tips and half-serrated jaws.
Surgical Design Scalpel Blade Remover
Surgical Design™ Scalpel Blade Remover designed for easy, effortless removal of scalple blades from handle
Surgical Design™ High Precision Forceps
Various dissecting forceps in a bundle.
Surgical Design™ Premier Webster Needle Holder
Surgical Design™ Premier Grade Webster Needle Holder is used for driving small needles and fine suture material.
Surgical Design Premier Adjustable Surgical Knife Scalpel Handle
Surgical Design™ Premier Adjustable Surgical Knife Scalpel Handle used for sharp and precise dissection that features a unique multi-angle configuration. The knife handle comes with patterned surface for enhanced comfort and secure non-slip grip.
Surgical Design Premier Tissue Thumb Forceps
Surgical Design™ Premier Tissue Thumb Forceps are used to handle and manipulate tissues in variety of procedures. Predominantly used during suturing, Tissue Forceps are engineered with front teeth in order to firmly grip and secure tissues over serrated-jawed forceps.