Lane Dissecting and Tissue Forceps 1 x 2 Teeth (156.4mm) (6.25inch)
Lane dissecting and tissue forceps are surgical instruments used to hold, grasp, and manipulate tissue during surgery. They have a pair of long, slender, curved jaws with fine teeth along the inner edges. The teeth are designed to hold tissue firmly without crushing it. The forceps can be used to dissect and separate tissues, as well as to hold tissue in place during suturing and other surgical procedures.
Lane dissecting and tissue forceps are surgical instruments used to hold, grasp, and manipulate tissue during surgery. They have a pair of long, slender, curved jaws with fine teeth along the inner edges. The teeth are designed to hold tissue firmly without crushing it. The forceps can be used to dissect and separate tissues, as well as to hold tissue in place during suturing and other surgical procedures.