Crile Artery Forceps Horizontal Serrated Jaws Curved Box Joint (157mm) (6.25inch)
Crile Artery Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used by surgeons to clamp and hold blood vessels during surgery. They are used to stop the flow of blood, allowing surgeons to perform procedures such as anastomosis or ligation. The horizontal serrated jaws and curved box joint design of this particular forceps make it ideal for gripping and manipulating vessels. The 157mm (6? inch) size is suitable for use in most surgical procedures.
Crile Artery Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used by surgeons to clamp and hold blood vessels during surgery. They are used to stop the flow of blood, allowing surgeons to perform procedures such as anastomosis or ligation. The horizontal serrated jaws and curved box joint design of this particular forceps make it ideal for gripping and manipulating vessels. The 157mm (6? inch) size is suitable for use in most surgical procedures.