Features

• Atraumatic Design: No teeth at the tip; instead
• they have a smooth
• fenestrated (open) loop. Ideal for holding delicate tissues like intestines
• fallopian tubes
• or ovaries without crushing or damaging them. Fenestrated Jaws: The tips have an open
• oval window that helps evenly distribute pressure. Allows for a better grip on tubular structures without applying too much force. Curved or Straight Design: Available in both straight and slightly curved variations depending on the surgical need. Locking Mechanism: Ratcheted handles allow the forceps to lock in place
• maintaining grip without continuous manual pressure. Material: Usually made from high-grade surgical stainless steel for durability and sterilization. Size Variations: Come in various lengths (commonly 6–8 inches) to suit different types of surgeries. Common Use Cases: Holding bowel or soft tissue in general surgery. Handling fallopian tubes in gynecologic surgery. Used in laparotomy or laparoscopic procedures.