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Sklarhone™ Jameson Scissors feature curved blades with sharp points used for dissecting or cutting fine tissue

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Perforated Sterilizing Trays are Industry Standard.

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Econo™ Hoff Towel Clamps are a non-perforating clamp used to secure instruments and towels to the drape surrounding a surgical site.

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All Sklar instruments are industry standard.

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Neivert Knife Guide and Retractors are constructed of stainless steel

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Sklar's Parker Double-Ended Retractor is a handheld retractor with two curved ends, sometimes refered to as "C" curves, with rounded tips

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Sklar's® Hibbs retractor is an orthopedic instrument used for holding back soft tissue in deep areas of the body where obstructed views area concern.

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Sklar's® Castroviejo-Kalt Needle Holder is a multipurpose microsurgical instrument typically used during approximation and closure procedures

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Coller Hemostatic Forceps are ratcheted, finger ring forceps used for grasping tissue and controlling blood flow in vessels during surgical procedures

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Surgi-OR™ Plain Splinter Forceps are multi-purpose thumb forceps typically used for grasping and removing small foreign objects with their fine, pointed tips

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All Sklar products are industry standard.

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Babcock Forceps are finger ring, ratcheted, non-perforating forceps used to grasp delicate tissue. They are frequently used with intestinal and laparotomy procedures.

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Sklar® Virtus Splinter Forceps are commonly used in to remove larger foreign objects. They feature a triangle tip and single spring pliers handle.

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DeBakey Atraumatic Tissue Forceps are a versatile thumb forceps used for grasping fine tissue. They are commonly used in vascular and general surgery.

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Merit Sterile Tissue Forceps feature 1x2 teeth at the tip.

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This used for cutting bony tissue, most often in plastic and orthopedic surgery.