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The pediatric Deaver retractor presents a narrow 9.6mm curved blade for atraumatic retraction of the liver, intestine, and other deep abdominal viscera in pediatric and small‑field cases. The characteristic Deaver J‑curve places the blade tip beneath the structure being retracted while the long handle keeps the surgeon�s hand outside the operative field. Stainless steel construction is built for reliable performance across repeat clinical use.
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Tungsten‑carbide jaw inserts give this Derf needle holder a long‑lived gripping surface that resists wear from repeated needle driving. The serrated jaws hold suture needles without rotation, and the ratchet lock secures grip through tying. At 121mm with a dull finish, the instrument suits ophthalmic and fine cutaneous suturing. Tungsten‑carbide inserts combine hardness with corrosion resistance over many cases.
This small Backhaus towel clamp uses a compact 89mm profile for secure drape fixation in confined operative fields.
This 25‑gauge surgical implant wire on a 4‑ounce spool is sold for Babcock‑style approximation and implant fixation where stainless wire is the appropriate suture. The wire holds tension under repeat reprocessing in the surgical set and provides a sterile single‑use closure material.
Curved iris Super Cut scissors with sharp tips and a serrated bottom blade on black ring handles deliver clean cuts in fine ophthalmic and dermatologic fields. The Super Cut edge holds sharpness through difficult material, and the curved profile tracks contoured tissue.
Jacobson micro needle holders in titanium with 12 × 1mm diamond-coated jaws, slim-line box lock, and 181mm length provide ultraprecision needle control for microsurgical work on fine sutures (5-0 or smaller). Titanium construction combines rigidity with corrosion resistance, supporting clean reprocessing cycles. Round handle enables confident finger control.
Metzenbaum curved scissors measuring 5-3/4" support balanced reach in general surgical dissection. Blunt tips navigate tissue planes safely, reducing risk of unintended perforation. Stainless‑steel construction supports reliable performance and efficient sterilization cycles.
Mosquito forceps are among the smallest hemostatic clamps, designed for securing tiny vessels and fine tissue structures. The delicate curved jaw provides a secure grip without tissue crush injury. Compact 98mm length supports work in tight surgical spaces where larger clamps cannot fit.
This standard USA model dressing forceps provides compact, straightforward handling of gauze and soft tissues in routine surgical procedures. Its 140mm length suits general work without excess length or weight. The straight profile simplifies field maneuverability.
The delicate Metzenbaum‑Lahey scissors at curved blunt tips on oval shanks combine the Metzenbaum dissection geometry with the finer Lahey profile, sized for fine soft‑tissue dissection in head‑and‑neck and thyroid cases. The blunt tips reduce sharp‑injury risk near critical structures.
The Frederick sleeve spreader with 0.6mm delicate jaws and 12mm working span enables precision separation of fine structures during microsurgical dissection. The 95mm compact length supports controlled movements in confined operative spaces. The narrow jaw geometry accommodates delicate tissue planes without crushing.
Straight Mayo scissors with beveled blades cut heavy fascia, muscle, and dense sutures along a linear path. The 170mm length covers moderate operative depth without sacrificing control at the tip, and the two‑tone finish flags them quickly on a crowded tray. Sharp beveled edges hold profile through routine clinical use.
Adson‑Brown tissue forceps with a 7 × 7 tooth pattern at 121mm distribute grip across many small teeth, holding skin and superficial soft tissue with minimal trauma. The dense tooth pattern suits plastic and reconstructive cases where wound‑edge integrity must be preserved.
Straight Halstead mosquito forceps with 25mm serrated jaws at 140mm clamp small vessels and tissue tags during general surgical hemostasis. The straight profile suits in‑line clamping along the wound margin, and the moderate jaw length adds purchase beyond the petit‑point variants.
Designed for precise edge retraction during fine skin and superficial soft‑tissue dissection, this Frazier skin hook carries a single 2.5mm sharp prong for minimal tissue purchase. The 127mm overall length keeps the assistant's hand outside the working area on facial, plastic, and hand cases. Stainless‑steel construction tolerates repeat autoclaving across routine reprocessing.
These delicate straight mosquito forceps provide fine hemostatic control on small vessels in superficial fields at a compact 98mm reach. The slender straight tip clamps small bleeders during plastic, hand, and pediatric dissection without obscuring the operative view. Stainless steel construction maintains spring tension across repeat sterilization.
The Joseph double‑prong skin hook with a 2mm spread is engineered for bilateral soft tissue retraction along the nasal dorsum and lateral walls during rhinoplasty exposure. The narrow 2mm spread allows gentle separation of tissue layers while the paired prongs maintain even tension across both sides. At 159mm, the instrument length provides adequate reach for mid‑field dissection during functional endoscopic sinus work.
The Knapp iris scissors at 30mm straight blades with sharp tips at 114mm carry the longer‑blade profile of the Knapp family, sized for fine ophthalmic and dermatologic minor cuts where a longer working blade is wanted. The sharp tips support precise cut placement.
Measuring 8", this needle holder delivers secure closure without thread slippage. Tungsten carbide jaw surfaces maintain sharp bite and precise needle control across hundreds of closures. Balanced weight distribution minimizes hand and wrist strain during extended procedures.
The non‑perforating Lorna towel clamp grasps and secures surgical drapes to one another during field setup, with a 7mm jaw width that holds drape material without piercing the sterile barrier. The 39mm working length keeps the clamp tight against the field, and the 137mm body provides a positive grip.
Straight Halstead hemostatic mosquito forceps with 22mm serrated jaws and a ratchet lock duplicate the 8159 variant in the standard ratchet‑locked format for instrument sets requiring multiple Halstead mosquito forceps. The serrated grip anchors the clamp on small vessels.
This 25mm acrylic syringe disk filter clears particulate and microbial contamination from infusates and irrigation solutions at the point of use. A 0.2-micron Supor membrane traps bacteria across a 28 × 28mm effective filtration area, and clear/blue acrylic housing supports flow inspection while withstanding pressures up to 5.2 bar (75 psi). Female and male luer-lock fittings (FLL/MLL) connect inline with standard syringes, supplied 50 per box.
Super‑Cut Iris scissors pair a serrated bottom blade with a polished upper blade to grip tissue against the cutting edge, reducing slippage during fine dissection. The sharp pointed tips support precise entry, and black ring handles signal the Super‑Cut configuration at a glance. The 114mm length suits ophthalmic and superficial plastic work.
This 26ga Babcock surgical wire on a 4oz spool is used for fine wire approximation, delicate fixation, and precision vascular closure in general and microsurgical procedures. The thinner 26‑gauge profile allows contouring into tight anatomic spaces while the stainless steel resists oxidation and maintains predictable mechanical properties.
Adson tissue forceps with fine 1 × 2-tooth pattern provide delicate grasp for superficial tissue handling in general and facial surgery. The narrow-tip geometry enables precise single-layer dissection and separation. The 121mm compact length supports excellent control and visibility in confined operative fields.
Curved Kelly hemostatic forceps at 140mm clamp small and medium vessels during general surgical hemostasis. The curved profile suits clamping around tissue planes, and the ratcheted hinge locks the clamp without sustained operator force.
The #3 knife handle accepts blades 10 through 15c on a 127mm body without an integrated scale, sized for general surgical incision and dissection where the surgeon does not need an on‑instrument measure. The standard #3 fitting accepts disposable blades from major suppliers.
This Number 3 knife handle is finished in gold plating and etched with a ruler marking for precision measurement during surgical planning and incision placement. The stainless‑steel base provides rigidity and corrosion resistance through repeated sterilization. The integrated ruler supports quick reference for blade alignment and wound depth.
This #3 knife handle adds an integrated ruler scale along the handle for surgeons who want a quick on‑instrument measure during incision planning. The #3 fitting accepts blades 10 through 15c from major suppliers.
The #3 knife handle with an integrated ruler at 127mm accepts blades 10 through 15 on the standard #3 fitting while adding an on‑instrument measure for incision planning. The ruler markings allow direct measurement at the surgical field.