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Merit™ Rankin-Kelly Forceps are used for clamping large blood vessels or manipulating heavy tissue

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Merit™ Foerster Sponge Forceps, which may also be known as Foerster-Ballenger Sponge Forceps, are commonly used in surgical procedures to hold gauze squares that will absorb excess fluids and blood from the surgical site or hemostasis.

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Sklar's DeBakey Bainbridge Atraumatic Forceps are a ratcheted, finger ring instrument commonly used in cardiovascular procedures

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Surgi-OR™ Semken Dressing Forceps are most commonly used for application and changing of dressings.

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Locking applicator forceps.

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Econo™ Sterile Dressing Forceps are thumb forceps used for holding dressing materials such as cotton and gauze during surgical procedures, changing dressings, or packing wounds.

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Babcock Tungsten Carbide Forceps are finger ring, ratcheted, non-perforating forceps used to grasp delicate tissue

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Econo™ Russian Forceps are medium-heavy forceps used for grasping heavy or thick tissue.

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Sklar® Archer Splinter Forceps are used for removing foreign objects from the surface of the skin.

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Heath Chalazion Forceps are ophthalmologic thumb forceps, used to evert the eyelid and expose chalazion for drainage and removal.

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Econo™ Babcock Forceps are finger ring, ratcheted, non-perforating forceps used to grasp delicate tissue.

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Manhattan Eye / Ear Suturing Forceps are industry standard.

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Merit™ Schroeder-Braun Tenaculum Forceps are a ratcheted, finger ring instrument used in OB/GYN procedures involving manipulation of the cervix or uterus, D&C, and vaginal or abdominal hysterectomy

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Sklarlite™ Dressing Forceps are thumb forceps used for holding dressing materials such as cotton and gauze during surgical procedures, changing dressings, or packing wounds.

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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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Sklar Blue™ Potts-Smith Dressing Forceps are most commonly used for application and changing of dressings in electrosurgical procedures

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Colver/Coakley Tonsil Seizing Forceps are a ratcheted, finger ring instrument used for grasping tonsils during tonsillectomy procedures

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Semken Tissue Forceps are lightweight, narrow, toothed forceps used for handling fine membranes.

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DeLee OB Forceps are industry standard.

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Sklar® Semken Dressing Forceps are most commonly used for application and changing of dressings.

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Adson Micro Tissue Forceps are for holding and manipulating delicate tissues

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McPherson Suture Forceps, known as Tying Forceps, are used for suturing in cataract procedures.

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Sklar's® Lahey Forceps are a hemostats commonly used for clamping blood vessels or tissue before cauterization or ligation. They have ratcheted, finger ring handles. Horizontal serrations the entire length of the jaw, and jaws half the length of the shank make this instrument unique.

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Collins Tongue Seizing Forceps are industry standard.

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Sklar's® Sterilization Forceps are a versatile utility instrument most commonly used for placing and removing instruments from a sterilization container.

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Stevens Iris Forceps are used during ophthalmic procedures to grasp and hold tissue.

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McPherson Tying Forceps are an ophthalmologic instrument used for suturing

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Sklarlite™ Kelly Hemostatic Forceps are used for clamping large blood vessels or manipulating heavy tissue

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Hildebrandt Uterine Hemostatic Forceps are industry standard.

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Sklar's® Medhorn forceps are used to place micro vessel clamps in position during surgical procedures to reduce blood flow.