Allis Tissue Forceps 2 x 3 Teeth (152.4mm) (6inch) Angled to Right The angled side of the

The angled side of the plastic probe allows for easy access to hard-to-reach areas

inch) is a surgical instrument used for the removal of splinters or other small foreign objects from the skin

The blades are 51 x 57 mm and 64 x 67 mm in size

It is typically used to remove bone during joint replacement

8mm) (7 inch) is a medical instrument used in neurosurgery to spread apart and hold back the edges of tissue and bone during the surgical procedure

Allis Tissue Forceps 2 x 3 Teeth (152.4mm) (6inch) Angled to Right The angled side of theAllis tissue forceps are used in surgical procedures to grasp, hold, and manipulate tissue. They are commonly used to hold delicate tissue, such as during suturing, and to help control bleeding. The 2 x 3 teeth box joint design of this particular forceps provides a secure grip on the tissue while minimizing tissue damage. The 152. 4mm (6 inch) length allows for easy access to hard to reach areas.