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Differences Between Kelly and Mosquito Forceps

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Differences Between Kelly and Mosquito Forceps

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MOSQUITO FORCEP

- A mosquito forceps
are used to clamp
small blood vessels
or tissues to control
bleeding or provide
a secure grip during
surgery.

CURVED KELLY CLAMP


- A Kelly curved
clamp is used to
clamp larger blood
vessels or tissues
to control bleeding
and provide a
secure grip during
surgical
procedures.

STRAIGHT KELLY CLAMP


- is used to clamp and
control bleeding from
blood vessels or
tissues during
surgical procedures,
offering a secure grip
with its straight
design.
BABCOCK FORCEP
- is specifically used to
atraumatically grasp and
hold delicate tubular
structures, such as
intestines, fallopian
tubes, or vessels, during
surgery without causing
tissue damage.

ALLIS TISSUE FORCEP


- is a surgical instrument
with sharp teeth,
used to hold or grasp
heavy tissue. It is also
used to grasp fascia and
soft tissues such as
breast or bowel tissue.

RIGHT ANGLE MIXTER


- is a surgical instrument
used to clamp, dissect,
or pass suture materials
around hard-to-reach
vessels or tissues in deep
or confined areas during
procedures.
NEEDLE HOLDER
- is used to hold a
suturing needle
during surgical
procedures.

MAYO SCISSOR
- used for cutting
dense tissues such
as fascia, muscles,
and ligaments,
commonly in deep or
thick surgical areas.

SUTURE SCISSOR
- They are designed
for cutting sutures
during wound
closure or suture
removal
procedures.
METZENBAUM SCISSORS
- used for cutting and
dissecting soft tissues,
such as in surgeries
involving muscles and fat,
offering precision in more
intricate procedures.

THUMB FORCEP
- are used for grasping,
holding or manipulating
body tissue.

TISSUE FORCEP
- To grasp and hold
tissues firmly during
procedures, ensuring
stability and control
when handling or
manipulating soft
tissues.
TISSUE ADSON FORCEP
- used to grasp, hold,
and move tissue.

THUMB ADSON FORCEP


- used for delicately
grasping and
manipulating tissues
with precision in
surgical procedures.

BALFOUR RETRACTOR
- are used during abdominal
surgeries to hold the wound
or incision open for surgery.
WIDE DEAVER RETRACTOR
- used to hold back or retract
large areas of tissue, such as
during abdominal or thoracic
surgeries, to provide better
visibility and access to the
surgical site.

MEDIUM DEAVER RETRACTOR


- used to retract and hold back
tissues, similar to the wide
Deaver, but with a smaller,
more versatile blade that
provides good visibility and
access to the surgical site in
various procedures.

SMALL DEAVER RETRACTOR


- is a surgical instrument with a
narrower blade designed for
retraction in smaller or more
confined surgical areas,
allowing precise handling and
access to tissues without
causing excessive trauma.
RICHARDSON RETRACTOR
- Used to hold back and retract
tissues during procedures,
providing better visibility and
access to the surgical site.

ARMY NAVY RETRACTOR


- a versatile surgical instrument
with two distinct blades—one
wide and flat, and the other
slightly curved—used for
retracting tissues in a variety
of surgical procedures.

MALLEABLE RETRACTOR
- is a flexible surgical instrument
that can be bent and shaped to
fit different surgical sites,
allowing for customized
retraction of tissues and organs
during procedures.
SELF- RETAINING RETRACTOR
- is a surgical instrument
designed to hold back
tissues on its own without
the need for manual
support,

WEITLANER RETRACTOR
- spread tissues apart and
hold them in place, often
used in shallow or
superficial surgeries to
provide continuous,
hands-free retraction.

PENNINGTON FORCEP
- Used for holding tissues that
have been cut as part of a
surgical process, that need
to be sutured or for
hemostasis.
OVUM FORCEP
- used to grasp, hold,
manipulate and remove
tissue from inside the uterus
including the ovum and
placenta.

KIDNEY BASIN
- to receive soiled dressings
and other medical waste.

BLADE HANDLE
- Used to hold and control a
detachable blade, typically in
procedures requiring precise
incisions or dissections.

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