Moynihan Artery Forceps Half of the Jaws with Horizontal Serrations Straight Box Joint (178mm) (7inch) Sharp Tip The plastic handle and spring

The plastic handle and spring shaft provide a comfortable grip and the disc head is used to create the tapping sensation

It is a useful device for keeping the forceps in place during procedures

They are designed with a curved

This type of scissor is used for dissecting and manipulating tissue in surgical procedures

Moynihan Artery Forceps Half of the Jaws with Horizontal Serrations Straight Box Joint (178mm) (7inch) Sharp Tip The plastic handle and springMoynihan Artery Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to grasp and hold tissue during surgery. The half of the jaws with horizontal serrations refers to the type of forceps; the serrations are designed to provide a better grip on tissue, while the box joint ensures the forceps open and close smoothly. The 178 mm size refers to the length of the forceps.