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Surgical Instruments

The document provides a comprehensive overview of various surgical cutting, grasping, clamping, and retracting instruments, detailing their specific uses. Instruments such as Mayo scissors, bandage scissors, and various types of forceps are highlighted for their roles in surgical procedures. Additionally, it includes information on knife handles and blades used in surgeries.
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Surgical Instruments

The document provides a comprehensive overview of various surgical cutting, grasping, clamping, and retracting instruments, detailing their specific uses. Instruments such as Mayo scissors, bandage scissors, and various types of forceps are highlighted for their roles in surgical procedures. Additionally, it includes information on knife handles and blades used in surgeries.
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CUTTING INSTRUMENTS

MAYO SCISSORS
- Use for cutting sutures

BANDAGE SCISSOR
- To size bandage and dressings. To cut
through medical gauze. To cut through bandages
already in place.

KNIFE/SCALPEL HOLDER
- Use for anatomical dissection.

METZENBAUM
- Use for cutting delicate tissues

SUTURE/STITCH SCISSORS
- Designed for easy removal of sutures

TISSUE FORCEPS
FORCEPS WITHOUT TEETH: LONG AND RETISSUE
GULAR
- Non toothed forceps used for fine handling of
tissue and traction during dissection.

TISSUE FORCEPS WITH TEETH: LONG AND REGUL


- Used for grasping moderate to heavy tissue and
used during wound clcosure.

RUSSIAN TISSUE FORCEP


- Use to grasp dense tissue

DEBAKEY TISSUE FORCEP


- To grasp in vascular procedures

ADSON TISSUE FORCEP


- Hold and manipulate tissues (grasp)

GRASPING INSTRUMENTS

BABCOCK
- Use to grasp delicate tissue

ALLIS
- Use to hold or grasp heavy tissues
KOCHER (OCHSNER)
- Used for grasping tough, fibrous, slippery tissues
such as muscle and fascia.

FOERSTER (OVUM)
- Used for creating a sponge stick, for grasping tissue
such as the lungs, or for removing uterine contents.

BACKHAUS TOWEL CLAMP


- Used for grasping tissue, securing towels or
drapes and holding or reducing small bones
fracture.

RANDALL STONE FORCEPS


- Used for grasping and removing kidney stone,
gallstone and polyps.

TENACULUM
- Used to hold or pick up small pieces of
tissue such as the ends of arteries.
CLAMPING INSTRUMENTS
CURVED MOSQUITO
- Allow easier placement of ligatures around the
forceps and also use in surgery for temporary occlusion
of a vessel.

STRAIGHT MOSQUITO
- To hold delicate tissue and use in most surgical
procedure.

KELLY CLAMP
- Used to occlude bleeding before ligation (stops bleeding
before closing off a blood vessel)

CRILE FORCEPS
- Use for clamping blood vessels or tissue before
cauterization or ligation.
MIXTER/RIGHT-ANGLED FORCEPS
- Use for clamping, dissection, or grasping tissue

PEAN
- Use for clamping large tissues and vessels.

RETRACTORS
SENN
- Used for exposing superficial wound.

VOLKMANN
- Retractor commonly used in small bone and joint
procedures.

ARMY NAVY
- Use to retract incisions that are small or shallow or
layers of skin.
DEAVER
- Use for deep wound retraction

MALLEABLE
- Used for deep wound retraction

RICHARDSON
- Use for holding back multiple layers of deep tissue

WEITLANER
- Self-retaining; sharp or dull ; used for exposing
superficial wound

VEIN RETRACTOR
- Popular retractor used during nuerosurgery or as rib spreaders.
SKIN HOOKS
- Used to retract the soft tissues

LANGENBECK
- Widely used for manual superficial retraction
(skin/subscutaneous tissue )

GREEN GOITER/ A.K.A GOITER RETRACTOR; LOOP


RETRACTOR
- Used for retracting soft tissue.

BALFOUR WITH SELF RETAINING RETRACTOR


- Are surgical instruments that are used to hold an incision or
wound open during surgical procedures. Used in abdominal
surgery to hold open the abdominal.
BLADE/KNIFE HANDLE
NO. 3 KNIFE HANDLE

NO. 7 KNIFE HANDLE NO. 15 BLADE

NO. 4 KNIFE HANDLE

NO. 10 BALDE NO. 20 BLADE

NO. 11 BLADE

NO. 12 BLADE

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