Gill-Botvin Forceps Fine (3inch) Iris

Gill-Botvin Forceps Fine (3inch) IrisGill Botvin Forceps are a type of surgical forceps that are used to grasp delicate tissues and organs during surgery. They are typically used in laparoscopic and minimally invasive procedures, such as those involving the bladder, uterus, and fallopian tubes. The fine 3inch size is ideal for smaller spaces, allowing the surgeon to access and manipulate the organs more precisely.

The fine serrated jaws provide a secure grip

A Brunner Retractor is a type of surgical retractor used to hold back tissue during surgery

It is commonly used in orthopaedic and neurosurgical procedures

This Caspar Intervertebral Rongeur is a surgical instrument used to remove bone from the spine in spinal surgery

It is used in orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures to cut or shape bone

25mm in length

It is used to separate bones

an American surgeon who invented the needle in the 1940s

This Fomon Bone File is used to remove bone from a patient during a surgical procedure

It is often used to hold tissues during suturing or to hold organs in place during a procedure

and other materials from the surgical site

6mm) (9 inch) are used in gynecological surgery to cut the uterus and other reproductive organs