Device/Instrument that enables something to be used in a way different from that for which it was intended or makes different pieces of apparatus compatible

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Alligator Forceps are tremendously useful for all sorts of applications. Alligator forceps have a two-piece sliding shaft and a small, but strong, pair of jaws. The shaft does not have to change the cross-section for its maneuver. This pair of forceps al...

To carry and dispense amalgam for cavity preparation. Comes single ended (plunger style) or double ended (one small end, one large end). The inside of the hollow tubes is coated with metal or Teflon. Amalgam condensers, often called pluggers, are instruments used to condense or pack the amalgam filling materials into the cavity preparation. They have a hammer-like working end that is large enough to compress the soft amalgam without sinking into it. ... Burnishers are used at the end of dental restoration process. They are used to accentuate grooves and to shave off excess fins. It is used to smooth off and polish the restoration. It also removes the scratches left on the amalgam surface by a carving in...

An anoscopy is an examination using a small, rigid, tubular instrument called an anoscope (also called an anal speculum). This is inserted a few inches into to the anus in order to evaluate problems of the anal canal. Anoscopy is used to diagnose hemorrh...

A tool or device used to apply a fluid or semi-fluid substance to a surface.

A tool or device used to apply a fluid or semi-fluid substance to a surface.

A device for removing liquids or gases by suction, especially an instrument that uses suction to remove substances, such as mucus or serum, from a body cavity.  OR  A suction pump used to create a partial vacuum.

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A pointed tool for making holes. Bone Awls are blunt instruments used for poking the bone or aligning them during the bone surgery. Bone awl is also required to create a small starter hole. The tapered starter awl is a hand-operated instrument designed to open the femoral canal.

Scissors

• Bandage scissors, or bandage forceps, are scissors that often have an angled tip with a blunt tip on the bottom blade. This helps in cutting bandages without gouging the skin. Lister bandage scissors and utility bandage scissors exhibit the well known angle, while Knowles bandage scissors have blades that are either straight or curved. Bandage scissors are very popular in any health care facility because they are designed to safely lift bandages away from skin for easy cutting. The bottom blade of the scissor is longer and goes easily under the bandages. The blunt tip design of the scissor prevents accidental injury while making bandage removal very easy, smooth, and quick.

Bayonet Forceps

• Bay Forceps (aka Butler forceps, Cusing forceps) - To grasp tissue during neurosurgey and some otorhinolaryngology (ear and nose) procedures. Comes Bayonet-shaped; can have serrated or 1*2 teeth; 6*1/4 to 8 inches long

Beauty Instruments

Biopsy, Kevorkian Forceps

• To grasp tissue during transvaginal or transrectal tissue biopsy. Comes with sharp teeth; 10 inches long.

Surgical blades are very important in the medical device field. There are different varieties of surgical blades available in the market from standard blade to sharp surgical blades, custom scalpels etc. These blades are designed in a such a way that the... A blade is that portion of a tool, weapon, or machine with an edge that is designed to cut and/or puncture, stab, slash, chop, slice, thrust, or scrape animate or inanimate surfaces or materials. A blade may be made from a flaking stone, such as flint, m...

The main function of the forceps is to hold, stabilize, rotate, reduce and compress bone they are also used when positioning bone screws and plates and insert K-Wire. They are used during orthopedic surgeries to correct fractures. As per the surgeons pre...

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Brain Tissue Forceps

• Brain Tissue Forceps (aka Ring forceps) - To grasp delicate brain tissue during neurosurgey. Comes with cup or ing tips.

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A cannula (from Latin "little reed""; plural cannulae) or canula is a tube that can be inserted into the body often for the delivery or removal of fluid or for the gathering of data. In simple terms a cannula can surround the inner or outer surfaces Medication, fluid and blood are some of those terms that can be received easily into the blood stream using the IV cannula. The IV Cannula generally are believed to be of three types and they are peripheral IV cannula, the central line IV cannula and the last but not the least the midline IV cannula. The central line IV cannula are the ones that are generally used for the long term treatments followed by the midline catheters that are being used as a less invasive method. The intravenous cannula or say the IV Cannula provides the patients with a wide variety of treatments followed by some of the best preventive caring options. Once you have the IV cannula being inserted into the vein, the medical staff or say the caregivers can then go ahead and deliver medications, fluids or blood directly into the blood stream without having any kind of a new needle being used for each and every treatment. There are three major different categories of when it comes to the ivs, and they are Peripheral IVs, Central Venous Catheters, and Midline Catheters. The healthcare professionals to this try and administer each and every kind of an iv for specific treatment and purposes. Peripheral IV cannula: This is the most common form of the IV therapy. And is a procedure that is usually given to the surgical and the emergency room patients, or those who are in need off radiological imaging. The caregivers generally try and use the standard IV lines for no longer than four days. The health care professionals to this need to try and introduce a needle into the vein which is most likely into the arm or the hand, replacing them with a small device called IV cannula. The IV catheter is then attached to the IV Cannula before being fixed with the skin using adhesive bandage or non-allergic alternative. Central line: The central line is generally given to all those patients who require medication, fluids, over the multiple weeks or months. These central lines then quickly deliver the content into the heart and produce fast response when it comes to the medicines. They are also handy for quickly supplying large amounts of blood or fluids into the system of the patient. The Central line is generally inserted into the jugular vein which is in the neck, the subclavian vein and the last but not the least the femoral vein. The healthcare professionals before beginning with any kind of a process do take help of the ultra sound device that would guide them in inserting a needle into the selected vein prior to replacing it with the central line. Midline catheter: Appropriate for all those patients who require the IV therapy for more than five days, and less than a month. The midline catheters are generally believed to be a less invasive method that is generally used for delivering contents or drawing out the blood samples. Caregivers here place the IV tubing in the larger vein usually that is higher in the arm of the patient. The midline catheters can be more effective for the older adults and hard enough to reach out their veins. This process completely differs from hospital to hospital.

Capsule forceps are the forceps for removing the lens capsule in membranous cataract.The instruments resembles pair of pincers or tongue, mostly used by surgeons for manipulating the lens capsule. It provides for safe handling of the cataract with minimu...

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An instrument with a pointed spade tip angled perpendicular to the handle, used for carving.  Carvers have sharp cutting edges that are used to shape, form, or cut tooth anatomy into amalgam restorations. Many carvers are designed for carving specific to...

To carve occlusal anatomy into amalgam restoration. To crave occlusal anatomy in other restorative and temporary filling materials.

The word "catheter"" comes from the Greek word for ""let down"". They are the flexible tube inserted in the body to maintain an opening for different purposes like add or drain some fluid from the body. They are used for ongoing drug treatments or drain. In Medicine, a catheter is a tube that can be inserted into a body cavity, duct, or vessel. Catheters thereby allow drainage, administration of fluids or gases, or access by surgical instruments. The process of inserting a catheter is catheterization.

Cauteries are widely used in any kind of surgical procedures. Cautery has in use from a very long time. Cautery is an instrument or tool to sear or destruct a living animal or human tissue by use of heat or caustic chemicals. In the past, cauterization o...

Pliers are used in orthopedic and orthodontic surgeries to tighten the wires and screws or to pull them out or cut them. They may have different tips for different purposes but the most essential thing is that they must be in proper alignment and a fault...

Surgical chisels may also be classified as cutting instruments. Chisels are used to remove bone and to split it. Chisels are used with mallets.  A wedge-like instrument with a blade for cutting or chipping.   Length varies 6.5 to 8 inches, width between 4 to 25 mm.

Cilia forceps are very fine micro forceps for the delicate handling of therapeutic lens. These were specially designed to facilitate the picking up and handling the lens during the surgery with ease and without damaging. The cilia forceps have a broad t...

Device used to hold an object in a fixed position; occluder for blood vessels and other organs.  Hemostatic, occlusion (crushing and noncrushing), atraumatic.  Surgical clamps are used to block the flow of blood and other bodily fluids during an operatio...

Cleaning/Disinfecting is an important part of pre surgical as well as post surgical activity. They form an essential part of hospital hygiene. Every hospital needs to set up a proper procedure to make sure that the hospital, the equipment and the instrum... Cleaning brushes to clean your surgical instruments.

A cleaver is a large knife that varies in its shape but usually resembles a rectangular-bladed hatchet

A metal fastener for joining or approximating the edges of a wound.  A clamp is a fastening device to hold or secure objects tightly together to prevent movement or separation through the application of inward pressure.

Colibri Forceps are multipurpose forceps used in ophthalmic surgery. Colibri means bird in Italian and refers to the original design of the forceps. The tooth at the tip gives a secure grip to the cornea or the sclera edge or the iris tissue. The flat ar...

Colposcopy is a visual examination of the cervix--a relatively simple and painless procedure. Colposcope is a diagnostic tool to determine the cause of abnormalities found in Pap smears.   Colposcope is used to view the cervix. It is a large, electric mi...

A compass or pair of compasses is a technical drawing instrument that can be used for inscribing circles or arcs. As dividers, they can also be used as a tool to measure distances, in particular on maps.

A crusher is a machine designed to reduce large rocks into smaller rocks, gravel, or rock dust. Crushers may be used to reduce the size, or change the form, of waste materials so they can be more easily disposed of or recycled, or to reduce the size of a...

Curette

• Curette is a surgical instrument shaped like a scoop or spoon, used to remove tissue or growths from a body cavity. Although they are not typically cutting instruments they are used for minor cutting as well.
• A spoon-shaped instrument for scraping.
• Adenoid Curette ( akas Barnhill curette, Stubbs curette, Vogel curette)- To scrape remnanats of adenoid tissue. Approximately 8*1/2 inches long with curette opening ranging from 6 to 21 mm wide and 15 to 30 mm long; some are angled.
• Bone Curette (aka Bruncurette) - To scrape bone; to debride tissue; to scoop tissue out of small areas; to scoop cancellous bone for grafting.
• Dermal Curette (aka Fox dermal curette, Myles antrum curette, Ring curette, Walsh dermal curette) - To scrape dermis. Comes in Open, Hook-shaped end, Ring end, or Cup shape; 3 to 6 mm wide.
• Ear Curette (aka Billeau curette, Buck curette, Ear loop, Shapleigh curette) - To scrape inner ear; to remove debris from ear canal. Comes in single or double-ended oval or round cups; sharp or blunt, size 0 to 3 mm.
• Uterine Curette (aka Heaney uterine curette) - To scrape endometerail lining of uterus; to roughen up tissue in a nonhealing would to enhance secondary closure. Comes with serrated cutting edge; open ring, 9*1/2 long.
• Uterine, Large Curette (aka Hunter curette, Hunter uterine curette) - To scrape uterine cavity (usually postpregnancy uterus), comes in large, open ring; blade 3 cm wide.

Veterinary Dental Instruments

Cutter

• Bone Cutter (aka Bone biter, Liston bone cuttting forceps, Rib shears) - To cut bone and cartilage.
• Comes in Straight or Curved; Single or double action; Straight or angled jaw.
• Bone Cutting Forceps - are used on patients with nasal bones that are broad and thickened by callus as a result of nasal fractures or distorted growth. These forceps can be used before lateral osteotomies.

Cutting / Dissecting Instruments

• Instruments used to cut, dissect, incise, separate, or excise tissue.  They may have sharp or blunt edges.  They are also known as mechanical cutters.
• Cutting instruments include scissors, surgical blades, knives, scalpels, chisels, curettes, bone cutters, elevators, mallets, osteotomes, rasps, rongeurs, saws, and trephines
• Instruments used to cut, dissect, incise, separate, or excise tissue, also known as mechanical cutters.
• Instruments may have sharp or blunt edges.
• Stainless Steel Scissors - Iris, Metzembaum, Mayo, and more ...
• Stainless Steel Utility and Bandages Scissors - All purpose, first aid scissors, easily cu bandages, leather and plaster casts.
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To plane and clean enamel in cavilty preparation.

To isolate teeth for dental procedure

Dental Instruments

• Instruments that are used in most routine dental cleanings.  However, this is not a comprehensive list of all the dental instruments available
• Instruments that are used in most routine dental cleaning, special procedure, and orthodontic procedures.
• People are becoming more conscious about the oral health and hygiene. They pay regular visits to the dentists for general checkups.

An instrument used to depress a part: a tongue depressor.

Used in

An instrument used for stretching or enlarging an opening or tube.  A surgical instrument or medical implement used to induce dilation, that is, to expand an opening or passage such as the cervix (see cervical dilator), urethra, esophagus, or vaginal. Dilators are used to enlarge or expand the size of an opening.  They provide access to narrow passages or incisions

An instrument used for stretching or enlarging an opening or tube.  A surgical instrument or medical implement used to induce dilation, that is, to expand an opening or passage such as the cervix (see cervical dilator), urethra, esophagus, or vaginal. Dilators are used to enlarge or expand the size of an opening.  They provide access to narrow passages or incisions

Dissecting forceps are used to handle tissues and other materials and also to manipulate needles and other instruments whilst operating. A variety of forceps have been developed to suit different purposes and many of them are available in different lengt...

Scissors

• Used for cutting tissue, suture, or for dissection. Scissors can be straight or curved, and may be used for cutting heavy or finer structures.
• Mayo Scissors: Heavy scissors available in multiple varieties. Straight scissors are used for cutting suture (“suture scissors”), while curved scissors are used for cutting heavy tissue (e.g., fascia).
• Metzenbaum Scissors: Lighter scissors used for cutting delicate tissue (e.g., heart) and for blunt dissection. Also called “Metz” in practice.
• Pott’s Scissors: Fine scissors used for creating incisions in blood vessels.
• Iris Scissors: Used for fine dissection and cutting fine suture. Originally for ophthalmic procedures, but now serves multipurpose role.
• A cutting instrument with two shearing blades OR Instruments used to cut, incise, and/or dissect tissue.  Scissors are hand-operated cutting instruments. They consist of a pair of metal blades pivoted so that the sharpened edges slide against each.
• Tenotomy Scissors - are important surgical scissors used for delicate surgery on eyelids, lips, etc, where extreme control is necessary. They are ideal for tissue dissection. They are available in different lengths and sizes, to suit various surgical procedures
• Plastic Surgery Scissors - Cosmetic surgeons rely on years of medical research, practice and experience when deciding which operations and which instruments to use to perform complicated surgeries, like plastic surgery, on their patients.
• Operating Scissors - General medical scissors that are available with a variety of blade styles, in various sizes and designs. An essential component of any first-aid kit, operating scissors are floor grade which means they are for regular use
• Iris Scissors (aka Plastic scissor) - To cut delicate tissue during plastic, hand, and minor vascular surgery. Designed for eye surgery and not for skin surgery and hence the name. Iris scissors are used for remove necrotic tissue. These are very sharp, pointed scissors, available with either curved or angular cutting blades. Comes in small, fine sharp/sharp blades; straight or curved; 4*1/2 inches long.
Bandage Scissors (aka Esmarch scissors, Lister scissors, Tape scissors) - To cut bandages and dressings; to open uterus during a C-section. An important component of any first-aid kit. These scissors are angled tip scissors, with the blunt tip on the bottom blade which helps in cutting bandages without gouging skin. Bandage scissors are very popular in any health care facility. Comes in Angled blades with unilateral blunted tip; various lengths.
• Castroviejo Scissors (aka Microscissors) - To cut tissue during fine dissection; to extend an arterotomy or venotomy. Comes in Fine, spring operated blades; short or long; straight or curved; right or left oriented.
• Circumflex Scissors (aka Beall scissors, Mills scissors) - To cut vascular tissue during open heart procedure; to extend a coronary artery. Comes in angled blades
• Jansen Scissors (aka Knight angular scissors) - To cut nasal septum cartilage. Comes in sharp or blunt angled blades.
• May Scissors (aka Doctor scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut thick or tough tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved blades; various lengths.
• May-Sims Scissors (aka Deaver scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut dissect tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved on flat blades; 7*3/4 inches long; sharp or blunt points.
• Metzenbaum Scissors (aka Metz, Tissue scissors) - To dissect tissue. Comes in curved or straight on flat blades; various lengths.
• Potts Scissors (aka Potts-Smith, Vascular scissors) - To extend venotomy or arteriotomy incisions. Comes in 25 to 60 degree angled blades; various lengths; can be forward ot reverse angles.
• Strully Scissors (aka Diswsecting scissors, Neurological scissors) - To cut fine tissue during abdominal surgery, neurosurgery, and vascular surgery. Comes in slightly curved blades with probe tips; 8 inches long.
• Suture Scissors (aka Nurses scissors, Operating scissors) - To cut suture material. Comes in straight or curved; blunt / blunt or sharp / blunt blades; various lengths.
• Tenotomy Scissors (aka Jameson Reynolds scissors, Stevens scissors) - To dissect fine tissue; to penertrade tissue; to spread and cut tissue. Comes in short narrowed tip; straight or slightly curved blades; small size.
• Wire-Cutting Scissors (aka Wire cutters) - To cut wire sutures. Comes in blades 4 * 3/4 inches long; angled to slide; one serrated blade.

An instrument used in issection

An instrument used in issection

To administer a large oral dose of liquid medicine to (an animal).

Dressing Forceps

• Dressing Forceps (aka Packing forcpes, Pick ups, Plain forceps) - A popular type of tissue forceps. They are used for dressing wounds and pealing off the dressing. In medical language, dressing forceps is defined as a slender forceps for grasping or holding gauze or sutures.
• To pick up or grasp tissue or items in the surgical woulnd to use for wound dressing and packing. Comes in delicate to heavy; various lengths.

Gauze is a thin, translucent fabric with a loose open weave.

Surgical electrodes are used for preparing electrocardiograms and other applications. There are two types of electrodes used in electrosurgery. Patient Return Electrodes (PRE) and active electrodes.   Patient Return Electrodes (PRE) - They are also calle...

Elevator

• An instrument used for lifting or retaining.
• Elevators are multipurpose bone tools used to elevate, dissect, or scrape bones.
• Certain elevators are used for tissues and elevators. Periosteal Elevators.
• Freer Elevator (aka Cottle elevator, Pierce elevator) - To take tissue off cartilage; to scrape plaque from large arteries in cardiovascular procedures; to lift periosteum from bone in orthopedic procedures; to press small balls of bone wax onto bone edges for hemostasis in neurososurgery procedures. Come in Double-ended; Sharp or blunt blades, 7 inches long.
• Periosteal Elevator (aka Chandler elevator, Cobb elevator, Converse elevator, Farabeuf elevator, Joseph elevator, Key elevator, Langenbeck elevator, Penfield elevator, Sayre elevator) - To scrpae and remove periosteum bone in preparation for a bone incision. comes in Single-or-double eneded; sharp or blunt; curved or straight; narrow or wide.
• Rib Elevator (aka Doyen raspatory, Doyen rib elevator, Rib stripper and elevator) - To scrape along ribs to remove tissue and cartilage. Comes with Right or left blade; Pediatric and adult sizes.
• Septum Elevator (aka Cottle elevator, Freer elevator) - To elevate and dissect septum during intranasal procedures; to dissect nerve vessels and bone in neurosurgical procedures; to use as a bone wax tamp. Comes in Single-ended with blunt blade.

Elevator

• An instrument used for lifting or retaining.
• Elevators are multipurpose bone tools used to elevate, dissect, or scrape bones.
• Certain elevators are used for tissues and elevators. Periosteal Elevators.
• Freer Elevator (aka Cottle elevator, Pierce elevator) - To take tissue off cartilage; to scrape plaque from large arteries in cardiovascular procedures; to lift periosteum from bone in orthopedic procedures; to press small balls of bone wax onto bone edges for hemostasis in neurososurgery procedures. Come in Double-ended; Sharp or blunt blades, 7 inches long.
• Periosteal Elevator (aka Chandler elevator, Cobb elevator, Converse elevator, Farabeuf elevator, Joseph elevator, Key elevator, Langenbeck elevator, Penfield elevator, Sayre elevator) - To scrpae and remove periosteum bone in preparation for a bone incision. comes in Single-or-double eneded; sharp or blunt; curved or straight; narrow or wide.
• Rib Elevator (aka Doyen raspatory, Doyen rib elevator, Rib stripper and elevator) - To scrape along ribs to remove tissue and cartilage. Comes with Right or left blade; Pediatric and adult sizes.
• Septum Elevator (aka Cottle elevator, Freer elevator) - To elevate and dissect septum during intranasal procedures; to dissect nerve vessels and bone in neurosurgical procedures; to use as a bone wax tamp. Comes in Single-ended with blunt blade.

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An instrument used to evacuate tissue fragments, blood clots, or calculi from the urinary bladder. The excavators have a spoon, claw, or disk-shaped blade. They are usually double ended The spoon excavator is a double-ended instrument with a. Spoon excavators are used primarily to remove debris from tooth cavities. Their tips and sides are designed fo... To remove carious dentin. Secondary functions: To remove temporary crowns. To remove temporary cement in temporary restoration. To remove permanent crowns during try-in.

Explorers are used to look for decay in tooth. Dentists check for small or beginning decay by gently running the explorer tip over all the crown of the teeth. The explorers are flexible and resistant to breakage. Certain explorers have longer shank to ex...

Explorers are used to look for decay in tooth. Dentists check for small or beginning decay by gently running the explorer tip over all the crown of the teeth. The explorers are flexible and resistant to breakage. Certain explorers have longer shank to ex...

Ferris Smith Forceps

• Ferris Smith Forceps (aka Bonnie forceps) - To grasp tissue during orthopedic procedures; to close fascia. Comes with heavy 1*2 teeth or 2*3 teeth; 6*3/4 inches long.

Bone files are used to file the coarse hard tissues during the surgery. Bone files are also referred to as bone rasps. They come in a variety of sizes and coarseness to suit different bones. A variety of sizes and styles from fine to coarse are available...

Fixation Forceps are another kind of forceps used in ophthalmic surgery. It has an exceptional gripping power and does not damage the sclera, vascular sheath and epineurium. It has a flat gripping tip and a minute tissue retention hole behind the tip.

Grasping / Holding Instruments

• A two-bladed instrument for handling tissue and dressings.  Forceps or forcipes are a handheld, hinged instrument used for grasping and holding objects.
• Grasping or holding instruments include smooth, toothed, bayonet, bipolar, hemostatic and tissue forceps.
• Grasping forceps are used to remove stones and remove foreign objects under direct vision. These forceps are three or two pronged with hooked tips. This typical design allows the objects to be released easily.
• Forceps are hand-held hinged instruments used for grasping and holding objects.
• Stainless Steel Forceps may be broadly divided into two categories, ring forceps (also called hemostats, hemostatic forceps and locking forceps) and thumb forceps (frequently called tweezers or pinning forceps).
• Forcep tips comes in 1) Reverse forceps are self-closing. You squeeze them to open them. They provide uniform tension. 2) Ceramic tipped forceps are non-porous, corrosion and heat resistant and insulated. 3) Straight tips on forceps are used for general precision work, and slightly curved or fully curved tips provide more visibility.

Clamping / Occluding Instruments

• Clamps are devices used to hold objects in fixed positions.  They are occluders for blood vessels and other organs
• A surgical clamp designed to hold or grasp tissue during dissection, commonly used to grasp the cervix.

Grapsing / Holding Instruments

Extracting Forceps - There are several types of tooth extracting forceps and there general features include beaks, a neck, and handles. The inner surface of each of the two beaks is concave and the outer surface is convex. The beaks of tooth extracting forceps are designed t... Tongue Forceps - are sturdy tools used for holding the tongue while piercing it. They can be locked for a secure grip. They may be slotted or the standard type. All you need to clip these forceps on and they will not slip off. They are used for most pierci... To grasp or transfer items and/or material into and out of the oral cavity.

Mouth gag props the mouth open and keeps the anesthesia endotracheal tube away from the surgical field. Mouth props and gags hold the patient's mouth open mechanically. The mouth prop, shown in figure 5-5, is a solid piece of rubber, whereas the mouth ga...

An instrument adjusted between the teeth to keep the mouth from closing during operations in the mouth or throat. Mouth gag props the mouth open and keeps the anesthesia endotracheal tube away from the surgical field. Mouth props and gags hold the patient's mouth open mechanically. The mouth prop, shown in figure 5-5, is a solid piece of rubber.

An instrument for determining physical properties of anything, including caliber, dimensions, or pressure

Ring handles of tungsten carbide instruments are restored for easy identification in the OR

a chisel with a concave blade, used in carpentry, sculpture, and surgery. A modern gouge is similar to a chisel except its blade edge is not flat, but instead is curved or angled in cross-section. The modern version is generally hafted inline, the blade and handle typically having the same long axis. A bone gouge is similar to a chisel in more ways than one. It may be unifacial or bifacial with the working edge similar to chisel. The edge is steep angled emerging from a wide based triangle. It is used to scoop out the softer bone tissues.

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A hammer is a tool meant to deliver an impact to an object. The most common uses are for driving nails, fitting parts, forging metal and breaking up objects. Hammers are often designed for a specific purpose, and vary widely in their shape. Neuro Hammers - These are neurological diagnostic tools used for judging the reflex action of a patient. The tool has a blunt heavy head and a sturdy handle. Some may have a pointed end as well. The head may be stainless steel or chrome plated.

Hatchet: To clean smooth walls in cavity preparation. To remove enamel not supported by dentin. Hoe: To clean and smooth floor and walls in cavity preparation.

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A clamplike instrument used to compress a blood vessel in order to reduce or arrest the flow of blood during surgery.  Primarily used to control blood flow via occlusion.  Also used to grasp or hold.  A hemostat (also called a hemostatic clamp, arterial ...

Hollow ware includes hospital holloware like lotion bowls, gallipots, washbowls and trays and syringe holders that can be Autoclaved. These products are all usually made of stainless steel or aluminum though gradually plastic is replacing them all. These...

A sponge is a tool, implement, utensil or cleaning aid consisting of porous material. Sponges are used for cleaning impervious surfaces. They are especially good absorbers of water and water-based solutions.

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Tip-it instrument guards used to protect instrument tips and edges from damage during instrument cleaning and sterilization. Instrument Guard also protects personnel from injuries as they handle items such as scissors, osteotomes, retractors and skin hooks.

Instruments are used when caring for and treating small animals

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Scissors

Iris scissors are a type of scissors with short blades that was originally developed for ophthalmic surgery. They are alternatively referred to as Iris forceps in the United Kingdom and Asia. Iris scissors are also available in the crafting market and are sometimes used for the production of fabric-related goods. Both closed and open shank versions are available. Iris scissors are very small, with an extremely sharp and fine tip. Some iris scissors have curved blades for certain types of precision tasks, while others may have straight blades.[cit
• Used for cutting tissue, suture, or for dissection. Scissors can be straight or curved, and may be used for cutting heavy or finer structures.
• Mayo Scissors: Heavy scissors available in multiple varieties. Straight scissors are used for cutting suture (“suture scissors”), while curved scissors are used for cutting heavy tissue (e.g., fascia).
• Metzenbaum Scissors: Lighter scissors used for cutting delicate tissue (e.g., heart) and for blunt dissection. Also called “Metz” in practice.
• Pott’s Scissors: Fine scissors used for creating incisions in blood vessels.
• Iris Scissors: Used for fine dissection and cutting fine suture. Originally for ophthalmic procedures, but now serves multipurpose role.
• A cutting instrument with two shearing blades OR Instruments used to cut, incise, and/or dissect tissue.  Scissors are hand-operated cutting instruments. They consist of a pair of metal blades pivoted so that the sharpened edges slide against each.
• Tenotomy Scissors - are important surgical scissors used for delicate surgery on eyelids, lips, etc, where extreme control is necessary. They are ideal for tissue dissection. They are available in different lengths and sizes, to suit various surgical procedures
• Plastic Surgery Scissors - Cosmetic surgeons rely on years of medical research, practice and experience when deciding which operations and which instruments to use to perform complicated surgeries, like plastic surgery, on their patients.
• Operating Scissors - General medical scissors that are available with a variety of blade styles, in various sizes and designs. An essential component of any first-aid kit, operating scissors are floor grade which means they are for regular use
• Iris Scissors (aka Plastic scissor) - To cut delicate tissue during plastic, hand, and minor vascular surgery. Designed for eye surgery and not for skin surgery and hence the name. Iris scissors are used for remove necrotic tissue. These are very sharp, pointed scissors, available with either curved or angular cutting blades. Comes in small, fine sharp/sharp blades; straight or curved; 4*1/2 inches long.
Bandage Scissors (aka Esmarch scissors, Lister scissors, Tape scissors) - To cut bandages and dressings; to open uterus during a C-section. An important component of any first-aid kit. These scissors are angled tip scissors, with the blunt tip on the bottom blade which helps in cutting bandages without gouging skin. Bandage scissors are very popular in any health care facility. Comes in Angled blades with unilateral blunted tip; various lengths.
• Castroviejo Scissors (aka Microscissors) - To cut tissue during fine dissection; to extend an arterotomy or venotomy. Comes in Fine, spring operated blades; short or long; straight or curved; right or left oriented.
• Circumflex Scissors (aka Beall scissors, Mills scissors) - To cut vascular tissue during open heart procedure; to extend a coronary artery. Comes in angled blades
• Jansen Scissors (aka Knight angular scissors) - To cut nasal septum cartilage. Comes in sharp or blunt angled blades.
• May Scissors (aka Doctor scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut thick or tough tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved blades; various lengths.
• May-Sims Scissors (aka Deaver scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut dissect tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved on flat blades; 7*3/4 inches long; sharp or blunt points.
• Metzenbaum Scissors (aka Metz, Tissue scissors) - To dissect tissue. Comes in curved or straight on flat blades; various lengths.
• Potts Scissors (aka Potts-Smith, Vascular scissors) - To extend venotomy or arteriotomy incisions. Comes in 25 to 60 degree angled blades; various lengths; can be forward ot reverse angles.
• Strully Scissors (aka Diswsecting scissors, Neurological scissors) - To cut fine tissue during abdominal surgery, neurosurgery, and vascular surgery. Comes in slightly curved blades with probe tips; 8 inches long.
• Suture Scissors (aka Nurses scissors, Operating scissors) - To cut suture material. Comes in straight or curved; blunt / blunt or sharp / blunt blades; various lengths.
• Tenotomy Scissors (aka Jameson Reynolds scissors, Stevens scissors) - To dissect fine tissue; to penertrade tissue; to spread and cut tissue. Comes in short narrowed tip; straight or slightly curved blades; small size.
• Wire-Cutting Scissors (aka Wire cutters) - To cut wire sutures. Comes in blades 4 * 3/4 inches long; angled to slide; one serrated blade.

Jeweler's Forceps

• To grasp fine tissue during ophthalmic and microvascular hand surgey. Comes in straight or curved tips; short or long lengths.

Kidney Stone Forcpes

• Kidney Stone Forceps (aka Mazzariello-Caprini forceps, Randall forceps) - To grasp renal calculi or polyps. Comes in ring handled; quarter curved, half curved, 3 quarter curved, or fully curved jaws; 9*1/2 inches long.

A blade with a sharp edge used for cutting.  A knife (plural knives) is a cutting tool with an exposed cutting edge or blade, hand-held or otherwise, with or without a handle. Knife-like tools were used at least two-and-a-half million years ago, as evide...

To trim interproximal amalgam restroration, recreating contour of proximal wall(s). To trim interproximal restorations with other restorative materials, recreating contour of proximal wall(s). To remove flash composite material from interproximal areas.

Laprotomy ring or Falope ring is a manual gastroenterology-urology surgical instrument specially designed for urological surgeries. The device is generally hand-held or hand-manipulated. These rings are made of silicone rubber band that is fitted around ...

Laryngoscope is a kind of endoscope often called ENT (ear-nose-throat) endoscope. These may be rigid or flexible as per their implementation. Rhino-laryngoscopes and nasopharyngo-laryngoscopes are flexible ENT endoscopes. Rhinolaryngoscopes use fiber-o...

CLAMPS, also called locking forceps, these are ratcheted instruments used to hold tissue or objects, or provide hemostasis. Can be traumatic or atraumatic. Crile Hemostat: aka “snap,” atraumatic and nontoothed clamp used to grasp tissue or vessels that will be tied off. Also used in blunt dissection. Kelly Clamp: Larger size variation of hemostat with similar function for grasping larger tissues or vessels. Kocher Clamp: Traumatic toothed clamp used to hold tissue that will be removed.

Babcock Forceps

• To grasp delicate tissue without crushing or traumatizing. Comes in heavy or delicate jaws; various lengths 5*1/2 to 9*1/2 inches.

Magill / Endotracheal Forceps

• Magill / Endotracheal Forceps (aka Intubating forcpes) - Are angled forceps used to guide a tracheal tube into the larynx or a nasogastric tube into the esophagus under direct vision. It is also used to remove foreign bodies.
• To hold cotton balls to swab the vocal cords before intubation. Comes with open or closed jaw; pediatric and adult sizes.

Mallet

• Mallet (aka Cooper mallet, Cottle mallet, Gerzog mallet, Hammer, Lucae mallet, Mead mallet, Peck mallet) - Surgical mallets are solid lead or brass filled with stainless steel, or solid stainless steel hammer like instruments. They are used to exert force on chisels and gauges. They are used to drive in the diagnostic instruments or nails. To exert force on an object (e.g., to drive a nail into a bone); to use a chisel or osteotome as guide. Comes in several sizes, weights and lengths.
• Bone Mallet - A mammer-like instrument used for striking objects.  A mallet is a kind of hammer, usually of rubber, or sometimes wood smaller than a maul or beetle and usually with a relatively large head.  Most medical explorers have a balanced tip design.

Color coding, Laser Marking, Bar codes, Datamatrix, and Alphanum. Medical grade silicone used for instrument identification

Scissors

Mayo scissors are a type of surgical scissor, often used in the cutting of fascia. Mayo scissors may be made from stainless steel or titanium, with stainless steel ones being markedly cheaper than titanium ones. They may also be available in standard or extra-long scissors, and typically measure between 6 inches (150 mm) and 6 ¾ inches (170 mm) in length. Straight- and curved-blade varieties of Mayo scissors exist, each of which is particularly suited to specific surgical, including veterinary and podiatric surgery applications.[citation needed] Mayo scissors have semi-blunt ends, a feature that distinguishes them from most other surgical scissors. Metzenbaum scissors are, however, similar in that the ends are the same on both scissor halves, but its handles are longer and its middle section is slightly narrower. Straight-bladed Mayo scissors are designed for cutting body tissues near the surface of a wound. As straight-bladed Mayo scissors are also used for cutting sutures, they are also referred to as "suture scissors". Curved-bladed Mayo scissors allow deeper penetration into the wound than the type with straight blades. The curved style of Mayo scissor is used to cut thick tissues such as those found in the uterus, muscles, breast, and foot. Mayo scissors used for dissection are placed in tissue with the tips closed. The scissors are then opened so that the tips open and spread out the tissue during the dissection process.
• Used for cutting tissue, suture, or for dissection. Scissors can be straight or curved, and may be used for cutting heavy or finer structures.
• Mayo Scissors: Heavy scissors available in multiple varieties. Straight scissors are used for cutting suture (“suture scissors”), while curved scissors are used for cutting heavy tissue (e.g., fascia).
• Metzenbaum Scissors: Lighter scissors used for cutting delicate tissue (e.g., heart) and for blunt dissection. Also called “Metz” in practice.
• Pott’s Scissors: Fine scissors used for creating incisions in blood vessels.
• Iris Scissors: Used for fine dissection and cutting fine suture. Originally for ophthalmic procedures, but now serves multipurpose role.
• A cutting instrument with two shearing blades OR Instruments used to cut, incise, and/or dissect tissue.  Scissors are hand-operated cutting instruments. They consist of a pair of metal blades pivoted so that the sharpened edges slide against each.
• Tenotomy Scissors - are important surgical scissors used for delicate surgery on eyelids, lips, etc, where extreme control is necessary. They are ideal for tissue dissection. They are available in different lengths and sizes, to suit various surgical procedures
• Plastic Surgery Scissors - Cosmetic surgeons rely on years of medical research, practice and experience when deciding which operations and which instruments to use to perform complicated surgeries, like plastic surgery, on their patients.
• Operating Scissors - General medical scissors that are available with a variety of blade styles, in various sizes and designs. An essential component of any first-aid kit, operating scissors are floor grade which means they are for regular use
• Iris Scissors (aka Plastic scissor) - To cut delicate tissue during plastic, hand, and minor vascular surgery. Designed for eye surgery and not for skin surgery and hence the name. Iris scissors are used for remove necrotic tissue. These are very sharp, pointed scissors, available with either curved or angular cutting blades. Comes in small, fine sharp/sharp blades; straight or curved; 4*1/2 inches long.
Bandage Scissors (aka Esmarch scissors, Lister scissors, Tape scissors) - To cut bandages and dressings; to open uterus during a C-section. An important component of any first-aid kit. These scissors are angled tip scissors, with the blunt tip on the bottom blade which helps in cutting bandages without gouging skin. Bandage scissors are very popular in any health care facility. Comes in Angled blades with unilateral blunted tip; various lengths.
• Castroviejo Scissors (aka Microscissors) - To cut tissue during fine dissection; to extend an arterotomy or venotomy. Comes in Fine, spring operated blades; short or long; straight or curved; right or left oriented.
• Circumflex Scissors (aka Beall scissors, Mills scissors) - To cut vascular tissue during open heart procedure; to extend a coronary artery. Comes in angled blades
• Jansen Scissors (aka Knight angular scissors) - To cut nasal septum cartilage. Comes in sharp or blunt angled blades.
• May Scissors (aka Doctor scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut thick or tough tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved blades; various lengths.
• May-Sims Scissors (aka Deaver scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut dissect tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved on flat blades; 7*3/4 inches long; sharp or blunt points.
• Metzenbaum Scissors (aka Metz, Tissue scissors) - To dissect tissue. Comes in curved or straight on flat blades; various lengths.
• Potts Scissors (aka Potts-Smith, Vascular scissors) - To extend venotomy or arteriotomy incisions. Comes in 25 to 60 degree angled blades; various lengths; can be forward ot reverse angles.
• Strully Scissors (aka Diswsecting scissors, Neurological scissors) - To cut fine tissue during abdominal surgery, neurosurgery, and vascular surgery. Comes in slightly curved blades with probe tips; 8 inches long.
• Suture Scissors (aka Nurses scissors, Operating scissors) - To cut suture material. Comes in straight or curved; blunt / blunt or sharp / blunt blades; various lengths.
• Tenotomy Scissors (aka Jameson Reynolds scissors, Stevens scissors) - To dissect fine tissue; to penertrade tissue; to spread and cut tissue. Comes in short narrowed tip; straight or slightly curved blades; small size.
• Wire-Cutting Scissors (aka Wire cutters) - To cut wire sutures. Comes in blades 4 * 3/4 inches long; angled to slide; one serrated blade.

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Instruments that are used to deliver medications or to draw bllod, urine, and tissue samples from the body. Syringe - Toadminister parenteral medications or to draw blood or other fluids from the body. Pump - To pump medication through the stomach tube into the stomach. Gun - To deliver solid medication to large animals orally. Piller - To deliver solid medication to small animals orally. Tubes-n-Intravenous-n-Urinary Catheters - A variety of tubes and catheters are used in veterinary medicine to help patients recover from injuries, illnesses, and surgeries

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Scissors

Metzenbaum scissors are surgical scissors designed for cutting delicate tissue and blunt dissection. The scissors come in variable lengths and have a relatively long shank-to-blade ratio. They are constructed of stainless steel and may have tungsten carbide cutting surface inserts. The blades can be curved or straight, and the tips are usually blunt. This is the most common type of scissors used in organ-related operations.
• Used for cutting tissue, suture, or for dissection. Scissors can be straight or curved, and may be used for cutting heavy or finer structures.
• Mayo Scissors: Heavy scissors available in multiple varieties. Straight scissors are used for cutting suture (“suture scissors”), while curved scissors are used for cutting heavy tissue (e.g., fascia).
• Metzenbaum Scissors: Lighter scissors used for cutting delicate tissue (e.g., heart) and for blunt dissection. Also called “Metz” in practice.
• Pott’s Scissors: Fine scissors used for creating incisions in blood vessels.
• Iris Scissors: Used for fine dissection and cutting fine suture. Originally for ophthalmic procedures, but now serves multipurpose role.
• A cutting instrument with two shearing blades OR Instruments used to cut, incise, and/or dissect tissue.  Scissors are hand-operated cutting instruments. They consist of a pair of metal blades pivoted so that the sharpened edges slide against each.
• Tenotomy Scissors - are important surgical scissors used for delicate surgery on eyelids, lips, etc, where extreme control is necessary. They are ideal for tissue dissection. They are available in different lengths and sizes, to suit various surgical procedures
• Plastic Surgery Scissors - Cosmetic surgeons rely on years of medical research, practice and experience when deciding which operations and which instruments to use to perform complicated surgeries, like plastic surgery, on their patients.
• Operating Scissors - General medical scissors that are available with a variety of blade styles, in various sizes and designs. An essential component of any first-aid kit, operating scissors are floor grade which means they are for regular use
• Iris Scissors (aka Plastic scissor) - To cut delicate tissue during plastic, hand, and minor vascular surgery. Designed for eye surgery and not for skin surgery and hence the name. Iris scissors are used for remove necrotic tissue. These are very sharp, pointed scissors, available with either curved or angular cutting blades. Comes in small, fine sharp/sharp blades; straight or curved; 4*1/2 inches long.
Bandage Scissors (aka Esmarch scissors, Lister scissors, Tape scissors) - To cut bandages and dressings; to open uterus during a C-section. An important component of any first-aid kit. These scissors are angled tip scissors, with the blunt tip on the bottom blade which helps in cutting bandages without gouging skin. Bandage scissors are very popular in any health care facility. Comes in Angled blades with unilateral blunted tip; various lengths.
• Castroviejo Scissors (aka Microscissors) - To cut tissue during fine dissection; to extend an arterotomy or venotomy. Comes in Fine, spring operated blades; short or long; straight or curved; right or left oriented.
• Circumflex Scissors (aka Beall scissors, Mills scissors) - To cut vascular tissue during open heart procedure; to extend a coronary artery. Comes in angled blades
• Jansen Scissors (aka Knight angular scissors) - To cut nasal septum cartilage. Comes in sharp or blunt angled blades.
• May Scissors (aka Doctor scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut thick or tough tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved blades; various lengths.
• May-Sims Scissors (aka Deaver scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut dissect tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved on flat blades; 7*3/4 inches long; sharp or blunt points.
• Metzenbaum Scissors (aka Metz, Tissue scissors) - To dissect tissue. Comes in curved or straight on flat blades; various lengths.
• Potts Scissors (aka Potts-Smith, Vascular scissors) - To extend venotomy or arteriotomy incisions. Comes in 25 to 60 degree angled blades; various lengths; can be forward ot reverse angles.
• Strully Scissors (aka Diswsecting scissors, Neurological scissors) - To cut fine tissue during abdominal surgery, neurosurgery, and vascular surgery. Comes in slightly curved blades with probe tips; 8 inches long.
• Suture Scissors (aka Nurses scissors, Operating scissors) - To cut suture material. Comes in straight or curved; blunt / blunt or sharp / blunt blades; various lengths.
• Tenotomy Scissors (aka Jameson Reynolds scissors, Stevens scissors) - To dissect fine tissue; to penertrade tissue; to spread and cut tissue. Comes in short narrowed tip; straight or slightly curved blades; small size.
• Wire-Cutting Scissors (aka Wire cutters) - To cut wire sutures. Comes in blades 4 * 3/4 inches long; angled to slide; one serrated blade.

Microscopes have become indispensable equipment for any hospital or a pathology lab. It is a precise optical system that allows samples to be scrutinized. Not just as a laboratory equipment, microscopes are now used as diagnostic equipment. There are spe...

iclude various types of endoscopic instruments used for both laparoscopic and rbotic surgical use.

Heade Mirrors - Aranzi was the first to use a light source for an endoscopic procedure, focusing sunlight through a flask of water and projecting the light into the nasal cavity Philip Bozzini, built an instrument that could be introduced in the human body to visualize... Laryngeal Mirrors - An essential tool for any ENT specialist. The mirrors come in different sizes and the shape of the handle may also vary as per the location to be viewed. The length of the handle may also vary. The mirror is attached to the handle t...

Instruments that assist evaluating the health status.

A mirror is an object that reflects light or sound in a way that preserves much of its original quality subsequent to its contact with the mirror. Some mirrors also filter out some wavelengths, while preserving other wavelengths in the reflection. This i...

Muscle forceps is a modification of fixation forceps. They generally have a sliding lock. They are often used to rotate the globe of the eye and are prefered over traction sutures.

Nasal Forceps

• Nasal Forceps (aka Hartmann forceps, Knight forceps, Noyes forceps) - To grasp or cut tissue during intranasal surgey. Comes in cutting or noncutting; alligator style; heavy or fine jaws; 5 to 7 inches long.

A hypodermic needle (from Greek ???- (under-), and ????? (skin)) is a hollow needle commonly used with a syringe to inject substances into the body or extract fluids from it. They may also be used to take liquid samples from the body, for exampl... A hypodermic needle is a hollow needle commonly used with a syringe to inject substances into the body. They may also be used to take liquid samples from the body, for example taking blood from veins.   Why is it needed? The need of a hypodermic needle a... An instrument used to grasp the suturing device.  A needle holder, also called needle driver, is a surgical instrument, similar to a hemostat, used by doctors and surgeons to hold a suturing needle for closing wounds during suturing and surgical procedur... The needle holders are used to place sutures.  Needle Holders are used to suture deep areas where hands cannot reach comfortably or where high precision and clear visibility is required. The holders may be with or without a catch. All needle holders have...

include all types of needle holders, ranging from very fine to very heavy tips, and ligating clip appliers. In surgery or medical procedure, a ligature consists of a piece of thread (suture) tied around an anatomical structure, usually a blood vessel or another hollow structure (e.g. urethra) to shut it off. With a blood vessel the surgeon will clamp the vesse... Suture devices are surgical instruments used to hold and pass suture needles through tissue.  They are also used to close wounds. NEEDLES and SUTURE: Needles come in many shapes and cutting edges for various applications. Suture can be absorbable, non absorbable, and is available in different sizes. Needle Shape: The shape of the needle is also important. The curvature of the needle allows for use in specialized applications. Curved needles are used in most general surgical procedures, while straight needles are used for skin and subcuticular suturing. Needle Types: Needles must dissect through tissue to pass suture. They come in various sizes, types, and shapes depending on the application. Here are a few (though not all) examples: Tapered Needle Needle is round and tapers to a simple point. Most commonly used in softer tissue such as intestine but may also be used in tougher tissue such as muscle. Conventional Cutting Needle Needle is triangular with sharp edges, and one edge faces the inside of the curved needle. Used for tougher tissues such as skin. Suture Sizing: Available in sizes between #5 and #11-0. Higher numbers indicate larger suture diameter (e.g., #3 is larger than #2), and more zeros indicate smaller suture diameter (e.g., #4-0, or #0000, is smaller than #3-0, or #000). Suture Types: There are two main types of suture. The first is braided and non-braided, or monofilament. The second is absorbable and non-absorbable. Additionally, suture can be made with natural or synthetic materials. Some (brand) names

These are the instruments used for measuring subluxation and reflex of a person. The Neuro Pinwheel also called Wartenberg Pinwheel after its inventor, it has a rolling head generally made of steel or plastic. It has a handle with proper grip.

A tool, such as pliers or pincers, used for squeezing or nipping

Forceps, aka Non-Locking Forceps

• grasping forceps, thumb forceps, or pick-ups. Used for grasping tissue or objects. Can be toothed (serrated) or nontoothed at the tip.
• Tissue Forceps: Non-toothed forceps used for fine handling of tissue and traction during dissection.
• Adson Forceps: Forceps toothed at the tip used for handling dense tissue, such as in skin closures.
• Bonney Forceps: Heavy forceps used for holding thick tissue (e.g., fascial closure).
• DeBakey Forceps: Used for atraumatic tissue grasping during dissection.
• Russian Forceps: Used for atraumatic tissue grasping during dissection.

Adson Foprceps

• Adswon Forceps (aka Bunny forceps) - To grasp superficial tissue. Comes in smooth end or with 1*2 teeth or 2*3 teeth; 4*3/4 inches long
• Adson-Brown Forceps - To grasp superficial, delicate tissue. Comes in 7*8 or 9*9 teeth; 4*3/4 inches long.
• Adson-Hypophyseal Forceps (aka Bayonets, Cup forpceps) - To grasp tissue during neurosurgery. Comes in bayonet-shaped; cupped jaws; 8*3/4 inches long.

DeBakey Forceps

• DeBakey Forceps (aka Debakey thoracic tissue forceps, Debakey vascular tissue forceps) To grasp fine or heavy tissue. Comes in straight or angled tip; various tip lenghts; various jaw tip widths.

Obstetrical forceps, also known as brain forceps have long been in use in the medical profession . Obstetrical forceps are used to help in fetal delivery by allowing the doctor to adjust the position of the unborn child's head during delivery. These forc...

Scissors

• Used for cutting tissue, suture, or for dissection. Scissors can be straight or curved, and may be used for cutting heavy or finer structures.
• Mayo Scissors: Heavy scissors available in multiple varieties. Straight scissors are used for cutting suture (“suture scissors”), while curved scissors are used for cutting heavy tissue (e.g., fascia).
• Metzenbaum Scissors: Lighter scissors used for cutting delicate tissue (e.g., heart) and for blunt dissection. Also called “Metz” in practice.
• Pott’s Scissors: Fine scissors used for creating incisions in blood vessels.
• Iris Scissors: Used for fine dissection and cutting fine suture. Originally for ophthalmic procedures, but now serves multipurpose role.
• A cutting instrument with two shearing blades OR Instruments used to cut, incise, and/or dissect tissue.  Scissors are hand-operated cutting instruments. They consist of a pair of metal blades pivoted so that the sharpened edges slide against each.
• Tenotomy Scissors - are important surgical scissors used for delicate surgery on eyelids, lips, etc, where extreme control is necessary. They are ideal for tissue dissection. They are available in different lengths and sizes, to suit various surgical procedures
• Plastic Surgery Scissors - Cosmetic surgeons rely on years of medical research, practice and experience when deciding which operations and which instruments to use to perform complicated surgeries, like plastic surgery, on their patients.
• Operating Scissors - General medical scissors that are available with a variety of blade styles, in various sizes and designs. An essential component of any first-aid kit, operating scissors are floor grade which means they are for regular use
• Iris Scissors (aka Plastic scissor) - To cut delicate tissue during plastic, hand, and minor vascular surgery. Designed for eye surgery and not for skin surgery and hence the name. Iris scissors are used for remove necrotic tissue. These are very sharp, pointed scissors, available with either curved or angular cutting blades. Comes in small, fine sharp/sharp blades; straight or curved; 4*1/2 inches long.
Bandage Scissors (aka Esmarch scissors, Lister scissors, Tape scissors) - To cut bandages and dressings; to open uterus during a C-section. An important component of any first-aid kit. These scissors are angled tip scissors, with the blunt tip on the bottom blade which helps in cutting bandages without gouging skin. Bandage scissors are very popular in any health care facility. Comes in Angled blades with unilateral blunted tip; various lengths.
• Castroviejo Scissors (aka Microscissors) - To cut tissue during fine dissection; to extend an arterotomy or venotomy. Comes in Fine, spring operated blades; short or long; straight or curved; right or left oriented.
• Circumflex Scissors (aka Beall scissors, Mills scissors) - To cut vascular tissue during open heart procedure; to extend a coronary artery. Comes in angled blades
• Jansen Scissors (aka Knight angular scissors) - To cut nasal septum cartilage. Comes in sharp or blunt angled blades.
• May Scissors (aka Doctor scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut thick or tough tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved blades; various lengths.
• May-Sims Scissors (aka Deaver scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut dissect tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved on flat blades; 7*3/4 inches long; sharp or blunt points.
• Metzenbaum Scissors (aka Metz, Tissue scissors) - To dissect tissue. Comes in curved or straight on flat blades; various lengths.
• Potts Scissors (aka Potts-Smith, Vascular scissors) - To extend venotomy or arteriotomy incisions. Comes in 25 to 60 degree angled blades; various lengths; can be forward ot reverse angles.
• Strully Scissors (aka Diswsecting scissors, Neurological scissors) - To cut fine tissue during abdominal surgery, neurosurgery, and vascular surgery. Comes in slightly curved blades with probe tips; 8 inches long.
• Suture Scissors (aka Nurses scissors, Operating scissors) - To cut suture material. Comes in straight or curved; blunt / blunt or sharp / blunt blades; various lengths.
• Tenotomy Scissors (aka Jameson Reynolds scissors, Stevens scissors) - To dissect fine tissue; to penertrade tissue; to spread and cut tissue. Comes in short narrowed tip; straight or slightly curved blades; small size.
• Wire-Cutting Scissors (aka Wire cutters) - To cut wire sutures. Comes in blades 4 * 3/4 inches long; angled to slide; one serrated blade.

Orthodontic pliers are used to adjust and fit wires, screws and pins in the mouth to correct teeth deformities. These pliers include wire and pin cutters, wire and plate benders, screw and needle holders etc. The cutters have diamond-honed cutting edges... Orthodontic Pliers Orthodontic Anchorage Orthodontic Wax

Osteotome

• The bone sculpting chisels are called Osteotomes they are used to cut a window in the bone cortex to allow harvesting of pure soft bone The chisels are stainless steel, made from an inclined plane (called the blade) attached to a straight handle. A chisel-like instrument used for cutting or marking bone.  An osteotome is an instrument used for cutting or preparing bone.  An osteotome is an instrument used for cutting or preparing bone.   The instrument was invented by Bernhard Heine.
• Lambotte Osteotome - To score or place custs in bone. Comes in Curved or straight; 9 inches long; 6, 13, 19, 25, 32, or 38 mm wide.

Tweezers are tools used for picking up objects too small to be easily handled with the human hands. They are probably derived from tongs, pincers, or scissors-like pliers used to grab or hold hot objects since the dawn of recorded history. In a scientifi... Eyebrow Tweezer

• Penninggton Forceps (aka Pennington tissue grapsing forceps) - To grasp tissue and organs during general surgery, especially rectal procedures. Comes in triangular jaws; 6 to 8 inches long.

Pliers are used in orthopedic and orthodontic surgeries to tighten the wires and screws or to pull them out or cut them. They may have different tips for different purposes but the most essential thing is that they must be in proper alignment and a fault... Pliers are a hand tool used to hold objects firmly, for bending, or physical compression. Generally, pliers consist of a pair of metal first-class levers joined at a fulcrum positioned closer to one end of the levers, creating short jaws on one side of t...

Pliers are used in orthopedic and orthodontic surgeries to tighten the wires and screws or to pull them out or cut them. They may have different tips for different purposes but the most essential thing is that they must be in proper alignment and a fault... Pliers are a hand tool used to hold objects firmly, for bending, or physical compression. Generally, pliers consist of a pair of metal first-class levers joined at a fulcrum positioned closer to one end of the levers, creating short jaws on one side of t...

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A slender, flexible surgical instrument used to explore a wound or body cavity Lacrimal probe is used to detect blockage in the lacrimal duct. The instrument is so made that it easily enter the duct opening. They are marked so that the exact depth of the blockage can be measured. They can be inserted with ease by gently rotating th..

A slender, flexible surgical instrument used to explore a wound or body cavity Lacrimal probe is used to detect blockage in the lacrimal duct. The instrument is so made that it easily enter the duct opening. They are marked so that the exact depth of the blockage can be measured. They can be inserted with ease by gently rotating th..

Instrument Protection items are designed to protect instruments from unnecessary wear and tear which can help reduce repair costs.

Ptosis forceps are used in the muscle surgery of the lids. It is a device for oculoplastic surgery. It has a protected lock, which facilitates dissection of the muscle in ptosis operations and levator recession procedures.  The forceps have two parts. T...

Surgical punches designed to excise small plug-like skin segments containing hair follicles from a donor site and/or to create holes in the site of implantation. These punches are typically handheld, manual, hollow tubular instruments with a sharpened di... A biopsy that is performed by using a punch, an instrument for cutting and removing a disk of tissue. For example, a punch biopsy of the skin may be done to make a diagnosis of skin cancer. Manufacturers, suppliers and wholesale exporters of biopsy punches, disposable biopsy punch, disposable biopsy punches, biopsy punch manufacturers, biopsy punches manufacturer, disposable biopsy punch supplier, wholesale biopsy punch, disposable biopsy p...

Surgical punches designed to excise small plug-like skin segments containing hair follicles from a donor site and/or to create holes in the site of implantation. These punches are typically handheld, manual, hollow tubular instruments with a sharpened di... A biopsy that is performed by using a punch, an instrument for cutting and removing a disk of tissue. For example, a punch biopsy of the skin may be done to make a diagnosis of skin cancer. Manufacturers, suppliers and wholesale exporters of biopsy punches, disposable biopsy punch, disposable biopsy punches, biopsy punch manufacturers, biopsy punches manufacturer, disposable biopsy punch supplier, wholesale biopsy punch, disposable biopsy p...

Rasp

• Rasp (Aufricht rasp, Cottle rasp, Fomon rasp, Lewis rasp, Maltz rasp, Putti rasp, Wiener rasp) - A rasp is a tool used for shaping wood or other material. It consists of a point or the tip, then a long steel bar or the belly, then the heel or bottom, then the tang. The tang is joined to a handle, usually made of plastic or wood. To smooth a rough bone surface or to evacuate medullary canals in preparation for prostheses insertion. Raspatory is also a kind of file. The name raspatory is derived from the word rasp that means grating. It is a surgical instrument used for scrapping and filing bones or other form tissues. Comes in Single or double ended; Curved or tapered blades, forward and backward cutting; fine or coarse teeth.
• Nasal, Wiener Rasp (aka Wiener antral rasp) - To mechanically smooth nasal cartilage and bone during septoplasty. Comes in Small, Medium, and Large trocar tips.

Refinishing (Laser, Stain, Polished)

Brand-name Linen

Surface Refinishing - Laser, Polished, Stain Surface Treatment, Repairs Aluminum Containers Sharpening, Alignment, Sharpening Stones

Repair and Sharping

• Why dump your instruments? Get them repaired and/or sharpen.
• Sharpening, Alignment, Repair with origina spare parts, Surface refinishing, Gold dipping, Etching, Cleaning, and Oiling / Lubrecating.

A resuscitator is a device using positive pressure to inflate the lungs of an unconscious person who is not breathing, with the hope of keeping the person oxygenated and alive. It forms one of the most essential parts of any emergency kit. Resuscitators ...

Retracting / Exposing Instruments

• RETRACTORS: In varying forms, retractors are used to hold an incision open, hold back tissues or other objects to maintain a clear surgical field, or reach other structures. They can either be hand-held or self-retaining via a ratcheting mechanism.
• Primarily used to move tissue and organs in order to keep them exposed throught surgery.
• An instrument used for grasping, retaining, or holding back tissue for surgical exposure.
• A retractor is a surgical instrument in clude self-retainng and hand-held retractors.
• The term retractor is also used to describe the distinct, hand-cranked devices such as rib spreaders (also known as thoracic retractors, or distractors) with which surgeons may forcefully drive tissues apart to obtain the exposure. For specialized situat...
• Retractors are surgical instruments that separate the edges of a surgical incision or wound and hold back underlying organs and tissues so that body parts under and incision can be accessed.  Retractors assit in visualizing the operative field while prev...
• Retractors are used to hold an incision or a wound open, to hold an organ or tissue out of the way to expose what's underneath.
• Self-retaining retractors have a mechanical device for holding tissue during surgery, allowing hands-free operations. Self-retaining retractors have a screw, ratchet or some type of clamp to hold the tissue by itself. These allow the surgeon to operate with two free hands.
• Wire retractors are the simplest style of retractor. Usually the wire has some spring so that the surgeon can pinch it together, position it and release it. These also free up the surgeon's hands.
• Retractors, which hold incisions open or hold an organ (or tissue) out of the way, include Gelpi, Weitlaner and US Army style instruments.
• Deaver Retractor: Used to hold back the abdominal wall
• Army-Navy Retractor: Used to gain exposure of skin layers.
• Weitlaner Retractor: Selfretaining for exposing deep or smaller surgical sites. Also called “Wheaty.”
• Richardson Retractor: Used to hold back deep tissue structures. Also called “Rich.”
• Bookwalter Retractor: Self-retaining retractor system that is anchored to the operating table.
• Malleable Retractor: Can be bent and customized. Also used to protect intestines during abdominal closure.
• Rake Retractor: Hand-held retractor with sharp teeth used to hold back surface structures.

Used in treating disorders and diseases of the eye.  Instruments that are used in ophthalmic surgery and in neurosurgey, but it is not a comprehensive list of the instruments that an ophthalmologist or neurosurgeon woud have.

Retainers are custom-made devices, made usually of wires or clear plastic, that hold teeth in position after surgery or any method of realigning teeth. They are most often used before or after dental braces to hold teeth in position while assisting the a...

Rongeur

• A biting instrument used for cutting tough tissue or bone.  A rongeur is a strongly constructed instrument with a sharp-edged, scoop-shaped tip, used for gouging out bone. Rongeur is a French word that means rodent or 'gnawer'.
• Double-Actrion Rongeur (aka Beyer rongeur, Jansen-Zaufel rongeur, Leksell rongeur, Luer-Echlin rongeur, Ruskin rongeur, Stille rongeur) - To cur through small segments of bone. Comes in Curved or straight jaws; 4 to 8 mm bite
• Kerrison Rongeur (aka Up bite, Down bite) - To remove delicate bones during neurosurgey and orthopedic procedures. Comes with Up or doen biting; 90 or 40 degree angled jaw; 3.5 to 6.5 mm bite.
• Lempert Rongeur (aka Juers-Lempert rongeur) - To remove bone; to remove soft from around bone. Comes in Straight; Curved; Delicate; 2.5 mm bite.
• Rib Rongeur (aka (bethune rongeur, Coryllos rongeur, Rib cutter, Rib shears, Sauerbruch rongeur) - To cut ribs. Comes in Right ot left oriented; Pediatric and Adult sizes.

Rubber products are commonly used for surgeries and other healthcare products.Surgical rubber products are flexible and adaptable to the body contours and hence widely used in surgical processes.Products such as rubber tubing is considered good as they a... Rubber Bladder, Rubber Catheter Eye shields are rubber and stainless steel shields are rubber shields to protect eyes during laser procedures. They are commonly known as laser ocular protective shield. The inside of the shield is given a mirror finish and outer is given a dull finish. ...

Saw - A notched blade used for cutting.  A saw is a tool that uses a hard blade, wire, or chain with a toothed edge to cut through softer materials. A saw may be worked by hand, or powered by steam, water, electricity or other power. An abrasive saw uses a pow... Razor - A bladed tool primarily used in the removal of unwanted body hair through the act of shaving. Kinds of razors include straight razors, disposable razors and electric razors. A razor is a bladed tool primarily used in the removal of unwanted body hair through the act of shaving. Kinds of razors include straight razors, disposable razors and electric razors.

Dental Scaler is used to locate and remove unsightly stains, plaque and bacterial debris. They are one of the most common instruments used in dentistry. They scaler category includes sickle scalers, hoes, chisels, and files. Sickle scaler is used for the...

Scalpel / Scalpel Handle / Knife

• Scalpel - Used for initial incision and cutting tissue. Consists of a blade and a handle. Surgeons often refer to the instrument by its blade number. #10 Blade: Used primarily for making large skin incisions, e.g., in laparotomy. #11 Blade: Used for making precise or sharply angled incisions. #15 Blade: Smaller version of #10 blade used for making finer incisions. A scalpel is a bladed surgical instrument used to make cuts in the body. This is a very sharp instrument and comes in various sizes for different types of cuts and surgeries. Most blades are made of either carbon or stainless steel.
• Scalpel Handle (aka Cutter, Knife, Knife handle) - To accommodate knife blades of many sizes (e.g., #10, #15, #11). Comes in various lengths from short to long; ususally straight but can be angled
• Knife - A blade with a sharp edge used for cutting.  A knife (plural knives) is a cutting tool with an exposed cutting edge or blade, hand-held or otherwise, with or without a handle. Knife-like tools were used at least two-and-a-half million years ago.
• Ear Knife (aka Myringtomy knife, Sexton ear knife) - To create a fine puncture in the tympanic membrance for ear drainage in myringotomy. Comes as Reusable or disposable; straingt blade, 6*1/2 or 7 inches long

Cutting, Thinning

Scissors

• Used for cutting tissue, suture, or for dissection. Scissors can be straight or curved, and may be used for cutting heavy or finer structures.
• Mayo Scissors: Heavy scissors available in multiple varieties. Straight scissors are used for cutting suture (“suture scissors”), while curved scissors are used for cutting heavy tissue (e.g., fascia).
• Metzenbaum Scissors: Lighter scissors used for cutting delicate tissue (e.g., heart) and for blunt dissection. Also called “Metz” in practice.
• Pott’s Scissors: Fine scissors used for creating incisions in blood vessels.
• Iris Scissors: Used for fine dissection and cutting fine suture. Originally for ophthalmic procedures, but now serves multipurpose role.
• A cutting instrument with two shearing blades OR Instruments used to cut, incise, and/or dissect tissue.  Scissors are hand-operated cutting instruments. They consist of a pair of metal blades pivoted so that the sharpened edges slide against each.
• Tenotomy Scissors - are important surgical scissors used for delicate surgery on eyelids, lips, etc, where extreme control is necessary. They are ideal for tissue dissection. They are available in different lengths and sizes, to suit various surgical procedures
• Plastic Surgery Scissors - Cosmetic surgeons rely on years of medical research, practice and experience when deciding which operations and which instruments to use to perform complicated surgeries, like plastic surgery, on their patients.
• Operating Scissors - General medical scissors that are available with a variety of blade styles, in various sizes and designs. An essential component of any first-aid kit, operating scissors are floor grade which means they are for regular use
• Iris Scissors (aka Plastic scissor) - To cut delicate tissue during plastic, hand, and minor vascular surgery. Designed for eye surgery and not for skin surgery and hence the name. Iris scissors are used for remove necrotic tissue. These are very sharp, pointed scissors, available with either curved or angular cutting blades. Comes in small, fine sharp/sharp blades; straight or curved; 4*1/2 inches long.
Bandage Scissors (aka Esmarch scissors, Lister scissors, Tape scissors) - To cut bandages and dressings; to open uterus during a C-section. An important component of any first-aid kit. These scissors are angled tip scissors, with the blunt tip on the bottom blade which helps in cutting bandages without gouging skin. Bandage scissors are very popular in any health care facility. Comes in Angled blades with unilateral blunted tip; various lengths.
• Castroviejo Scissors (aka Microscissors) - To cut tissue during fine dissection; to extend an arterotomy or venotomy. Comes in Fine, spring operated blades; short or long; straight or curved; right or left oriented.
• Circumflex Scissors (aka Beall scissors, Mills scissors) - To cut vascular tissue during open heart procedure; to extend a coronary artery. Comes in angled blades
• Jansen Scissors (aka Knight angular scissors) - To cut nasal septum cartilage. Comes in sharp or blunt angled blades.
• May Scissors (aka Doctor scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut thick or tough tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved blades; various lengths.
• May-Sims Scissors (aka Deaver scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut dissect tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved on flat blades; 7*3/4 inches long; sharp or blunt points.
• Metzenbaum Scissors (aka Metz, Tissue scissors) - To dissect tissue. Comes in curved or straight on flat blades; various lengths.
• Potts Scissors (aka Potts-Smith, Vascular scissors) - To extend venotomy or arteriotomy incisions. Comes in 25 to 60 degree angled blades; various lengths; can be forward ot reverse angles.
• Strully Scissors (aka Diswsecting scissors, Neurological scissors) - To cut fine tissue during abdominal surgery, neurosurgery, and vascular surgery. Comes in slightly curved blades with probe tips; 8 inches long.
• Suture Scissors (aka Nurses scissors, Operating scissors) - To cut suture material. Comes in straight or curved; blunt / blunt or sharp / blunt blades; various lengths.
• Tenotomy Scissors (aka Jameson Reynolds scissors, Stevens scissors) - To dissect fine tissue; to penertrade tissue; to spread and cut tissue. Comes in short narrowed tip; straight or slightly curved blades; small size.
• Wire-Cutting Scissors (aka Wire cutters) - To cut wire sutures. Comes in blades 4 * 3/4 inches long; angled to slide; one serrated blade.

Crown-n-Bridge Scissors - To trim aluminum temporary crown on gingival side. To trim custom temporary crowns. To cut gingival retraction cord. To trim matrix abnds. To cut dental dam septum.

Scissors - Instruments found in general orthopedic work.  It is by no means a comprehensive list instruments that an orthopedic surgeon may have available Cutters - Instruments that are used in cattle, especially dairy cattle, to correct defects and problems with teats.

Gall Stone Scoop, Uterine Scoop

Scopes are diagnostic instruments used for the general examinations of different parts like ear nose throat and eye etc. An otoscope is a hand-held instrument with a light, a magnifying lens and a cone-shaped attachment called an ear speculum. It is use...

Sharpening, Alignment, Repair with origina spare parts, Surface refinishing, Gold dipping, Etching, Cleaning, and Oiling / Lubrecating

The distortion of a body by two oppositely directed parallel forces. The distortion consists of a sliding over one another of imaginary planes (within the body) parallel to the planes of the forces. Kinf of shear Bone Shear, Sternum Instrument and Rib Shear, Stille Plaster Shear

Any enveloping structure, such as the membranous covering of a muscle, nerve, or blood vessel. Any sheathlike structure.  OR  The prepuce of male animals, especially of the horse.  OR  A specially designed tubular instrument through which special obtura...

An instrument with a wire loop for removing a tissue growth by encircling it and closing the loop. Snare wires are very fine and sharp cutting tools that consist of a fine but strong wire and a handle. They are quite commonly used in endoscopic surgery for cutting tumors and polyps. The wire is placed around the base of the polyp, cauterized and then ...

The term spatula is used to refer to various small implements with a broad, flat, flexible blade used to mix, spread and lift materials including foods, drugs, plaster and paints. The term derives from the Latin word for a flat piece of wood. Kind of spatula are Abdominal and Intestinal Spatula, Lung Spatula, Vascular Spatulas, Cement Spatula, Separating Spatulas, Wax and Cement Spatulas.

Used on large animals to hold the jaws open wide enough to enable the passage of the stomach tube down the throat.

It is always very necessary to have high performance tools available at all times in an operation theater of a clinic when you’re performing an emergency operation or removing a splinter. When it comes to performing routine or emergency operations and ...

Sponge forceps, also known as sponge-holding forceps, are an important equipment in any surgical procedure, especially in gynecological procedures. They may be straight or curved and have smooth or serrated jaws. The jaws are rounded and provide an atrau...

Lamina Spreader, Plaster Spreader, Rib Spreader, Rib Spreader and Contractor, Sternotomy Spreaders

Spreader - Heat Carriers, Spreader - ISO Sized, Spreader - Nickle Titanium (NiTi)

A tool or device (as for digging, lifting, or cutting) having the characteristics of a spade and a chisel

prescription pad

Sterile processing products are for efficiency and convenience, includes a variety of instrument trays, instrument stringers, and more.

Scissors

• Used for cutting tissue, suture, or for dissection. Scissors can be straight or curved, and may be used for cutting heavy or finer structures.
• Mayo Scissors: Heavy scissors available in multiple varieties. Straight scissors are used for cutting suture (“suture scissors”), while curved scissors are used for cutting heavy tissue (e.g., fascia).
• Metzenbaum Scissors: Lighter scissors used for cutting delicate tissue (e.g., heart) and for blunt dissection. Also called “Metz” in practice.
• Pott’s Scissors: Fine scissors used for creating incisions in blood vessels.
• Iris Scissors: Used for fine dissection and cutting fine suture. Originally for ophthalmic procedures, but now serves multipurpose role.
• A cutting instrument with two shearing blades OR Instruments used to cut, incise, and/or dissect tissue.  Scissors are hand-operated cutting instruments. They consist of a pair of metal blades pivoted so that the sharpened edges slide against each.
• Tenotomy Scissors - are important surgical scissors used for delicate surgery on eyelids, lips, etc, where extreme control is necessary. They are ideal for tissue dissection. They are available in different lengths and sizes, to suit various surgical procedures
• Plastic Surgery Scissors - Cosmetic surgeons rely on years of medical research, practice and experience when deciding which operations and which instruments to use to perform complicated surgeries, like plastic surgery, on their patients.
• Operating Scissors - General medical scissors that are available with a variety of blade styles, in various sizes and designs. An essential component of any first-aid kit, operating scissors are floor grade which means they are for regular use
• Iris Scissors (aka Plastic scissor) - To cut delicate tissue during plastic, hand, and minor vascular surgery. Designed for eye surgery and not for skin surgery and hence the name. Iris scissors are used for remove necrotic tissue. These are very sharp, pointed scissors, available with either curved or angular cutting blades. Comes in small, fine sharp/sharp blades; straight or curved; 4*1/2 inches long.
Bandage Scissors (aka Esmarch scissors, Lister scissors, Tape scissors) - To cut bandages and dressings; to open uterus during a C-section. An important component of any first-aid kit. These scissors are angled tip scissors, with the blunt tip on the bottom blade which helps in cutting bandages without gouging skin. Bandage scissors are very popular in any health care facility. Comes in Angled blades with unilateral blunted tip; various lengths.
• Castroviejo Scissors (aka Microscissors) - To cut tissue during fine dissection; to extend an arterotomy or venotomy. Comes in Fine, spring operated blades; short or long; straight or curved; right or left oriented.
• Circumflex Scissors (aka Beall scissors, Mills scissors) - To cut vascular tissue during open heart procedure; to extend a coronary artery. Comes in angled blades
• Jansen Scissors (aka Knight angular scissors) - To cut nasal septum cartilage. Comes in sharp or blunt angled blades.
• May Scissors (aka Doctor scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut thick or tough tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved blades; various lengths.
• May-Sims Scissors (aka Deaver scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut dissect tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved on flat blades; 7*3/4 inches long; sharp or blunt points.
• Metzenbaum Scissors (aka Metz, Tissue scissors) - To dissect tissue. Comes in curved or straight on flat blades; various lengths.
• Potts Scissors (aka Potts-Smith, Vascular scissors) - To extend venotomy or arteriotomy incisions. Comes in 25 to 60 degree angled blades; various lengths; can be forward ot reverse angles.
• Strully Scissors (aka Diswsecting scissors, Neurological scissors) - To cut fine tissue during abdominal surgery, neurosurgery, and vascular surgery. Comes in slightly curved blades with probe tips; 8 inches long.
• Suture Scissors (aka Nurses scissors, Operating scissors) - To cut suture material. Comes in straight or curved; blunt / blunt or sharp / blunt blades; various lengths.
• Tenotomy Scissors (aka Jameson Reynolds scissors, Stevens scissors) - To dissect fine tissue; to penertrade tissue; to spread and cut tissue. Comes in short narrowed tip; straight or slightly curved blades; small size.
• Wire-Cutting Scissors (aka Wire cutters) - To cut wire sutures. Comes in blades 4 * 3/4 inches long; angled to slide; one serrated blade.

A chemical product for removing a surface covering, such as paint or varnish, from furniture or floors

Suction tips are used to remove blood and other fluids from a surgical or operative field to provide better visualization

include suction tips of various dimensions and widths from micro to macro.

Accessories and Supplies

• Surgical accessories are used for a wide variety of purposes.
• Health care techniques are fast expanding and hygenic conditions are a must for proper treatment of the patient.
• Surgical hollowware products like lotion bowls, syringe, tray's and laboratory.

Instruments Cleaning, Cleaning Products, and Identifications

Brand-name Apparel

Surgical Instruments

• Surgical instruments & tools are specially designed tools / devices used by the experts in the medical fraternity for performing specific actions during surgeries or operations.
• Over the times, these tools and instruments have been consistently modified.

Suture forceps are also known as needle holder forceps. As the name suggests, these forceps are used to hold needles while suturing. These forceps are important surgical instruments used to hold tissue for suturing incisions or wounds.   Functioning of s...

The needle holders are used to place sutures; the scissors are used to cut tissue, suture material, bandaging material, and other

The needle holders are used to place sutures.  Needle Holders are used to suture deep areas where hands cannot reach comfortably or where high precision and clear visibility is required. The holders may be with or without a catch. All needle holders have...

A syringe is a simple pump consisting of a plunger that fits tightly in a tube. The plunger can be pulled and pushed along inside a cylindrical tube (called a barrel), allowing the syringe to take in and expel a liquid or gas through an orifice at the op... Insulin is taken by many people with diabetes to control their blood sugar or glucose. People who need insulin take insulin shots since insulin cannot be taken by mouth as it would be destroyed by digestion. There are various insulin syringes available i... The Tuberculin syringes are a popular category of needle syringes comprising a barrel with a printed scale, into which a needle of respective size is fixed or glued on. The normal size of such syringe is 1cc syringe which is fitted with a white/ blue/ora... Evacuation Devices, Air/Water Syringe Tip, and Den, Local Anesthetic Syringe and Components, Insulin Syringes, Tuberculin Syringes

Tags are to help you identify instruments, trays and carts as they move from sterilization to procedures and everywhere in between. Tags allow you indicate special handling instructions such as quickly identifying priority instruments that need repair or secure trays and carts from tampering.

They are stainless steel instruments used in orthopedic surgeries for bone grafting. It is used to wedge the bone graft in place. They have a conical working end and cross serrated tip. They are available in different tip diameters.

Scissors

Tenotomy scissors are surgical scissors used to perform delicate surgery. They can be straight or curved, and blunt or sharp, depending upon necessity. This equipment can be used in many surgical specialties, in particular delicate operations in ophthalmic surgery, oral and maxillofacial surgery, or in neurosurgery.
• Used for cutting tissue, suture, or for dissection. Scissors can be straight or curved, and may be used for cutting heavy or finer structures.
• Mayo Scissors: Heavy scissors available in multiple varieties. Straight scissors are used for cutting suture (“suture scissors”), while curved scissors are used for cutting heavy tissue (e.g., fascia).
• Metzenbaum Scissors: Lighter scissors used for cutting delicate tissue (e.g., heart) and for blunt dissection. Also called “Metz” in practice.
• Pott’s Scissors: Fine scissors used for creating incisions in blood vessels.
• Iris Scissors: Used for fine dissection and cutting fine suture. Originally for ophthalmic procedures, but now serves multipurpose role.
• A cutting instrument with two shearing blades OR Instruments used to cut, incise, and/or dissect tissue.  Scissors are hand-operated cutting instruments. They consist of a pair of metal blades pivoted so that the sharpened edges slide against each.
• Tenotomy Scissors - are important surgical scissors used for delicate surgery on eyelids, lips, etc, where extreme control is necessary. They are ideal for tissue dissection. They are available in different lengths and sizes, to suit various surgical procedures
• Plastic Surgery Scissors - Cosmetic surgeons rely on years of medical research, practice and experience when deciding which operations and which instruments to use to perform complicated surgeries, like plastic surgery, on their patients.
• Operating Scissors - General medical scissors that are available with a variety of blade styles, in various sizes and designs. An essential component of any first-aid kit, operating scissors are floor grade which means they are for regular use
• Iris Scissors (aka Plastic scissor) - To cut delicate tissue during plastic, hand, and minor vascular surgery. Designed for eye surgery and not for skin surgery and hence the name. Iris scissors are used for remove necrotic tissue. These are very sharp, pointed scissors, available with either curved or angular cutting blades. Comes in small, fine sharp/sharp blades; straight or curved; 4*1/2 inches long.
Bandage Scissors (aka Esmarch scissors, Lister scissors, Tape scissors) - To cut bandages and dressings; to open uterus during a C-section. An important component of any first-aid kit. These scissors are angled tip scissors, with the blunt tip on the bottom blade which helps in cutting bandages without gouging skin. Bandage scissors are very popular in any health care facility. Comes in Angled blades with unilateral blunted tip; various lengths.
• Castroviejo Scissors (aka Microscissors) - To cut tissue during fine dissection; to extend an arterotomy or venotomy. Comes in Fine, spring operated blades; short or long; straight or curved; right or left oriented.
• Circumflex Scissors (aka Beall scissors, Mills scissors) - To cut vascular tissue during open heart procedure; to extend a coronary artery. Comes in angled blades
• Jansen Scissors (aka Knight angular scissors) - To cut nasal septum cartilage. Comes in sharp or blunt angled blades.
• May Scissors (aka Doctor scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut thick or tough tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved blades; various lengths.
• May-Sims Scissors (aka Deaver scissors, Suture scissors) - To cut dissect tissue; to cut suture. Comes in straight or curved on flat blades; 7*3/4 inches long; sharp or blunt points.
• Metzenbaum Scissors (aka Metz, Tissue scissors) - To dissect tissue. Comes in curved or straight on flat blades; various lengths.
• Potts Scissors (aka Potts-Smith, Vascular scissors) - To extend venotomy or arteriotomy incisions. Comes in 25 to 60 degree angled blades; various lengths; can be forward ot reverse angles.
• Strully Scissors (aka Diswsecting scissors, Neurological scissors) - To cut fine tissue during abdominal surgery, neurosurgery, and vascular surgery. Comes in slightly curved blades with probe tips; 8 inches long.
• Suture Scissors (aka Nurses scissors, Operating scissors) - To cut suture material. Comes in straight or curved; blunt / blunt or sharp / blunt blades; various lengths.
• Tenotomy Scissors (aka Jameson Reynolds scissors, Stevens scissors) - To dissect fine tissue; to penertrade tissue; to spread and cut tissue. Comes in short narrowed tip; straight or slightly curved blades; small size.
• Wire-Cutting Scissors (aka Wire cutters) - To cut wire sutures. Comes in blades 4 * 3/4 inches long; angled to slide; one serrated blade.

Surgical forceps can be either dressing forceps or tissue forceps. Tissue forceps have teeth to grip tissue. The tissue forceps have one or two fine teeth on the tip of the beak or have a raised angled platform for proper grasping of the most delicate ti...

Tonometers are used to measure Intraocular pressure (IOP). They act by measuring the resistance of eye to a force. Some tonometers measure pressure by expelling a puff of air (noncontact tonometer) towards the eyeball from a very short distance. Other to...

Treatment of acute fractures and/or fracture dislocations of the thoracic or region requires bed rest or the use of traction devices with external hanging weights, until surgical correction can be done. A tubular traction bow with continuous adjustable e...

A tray is a shallow platform designed for carrying things. It is larger than a salver, a diminutive version commonly used for lighter and smaller servings, and it can be fashioned from numerous materials, including silver, brass, sheet iron, wood, melami...

Instruments Cleaning, Cleaning Products, and Identifications

A trocar is a sharp-pointed surgical instrument, used to puncture a body cavity for fluid aspiration. It is used with a cannula to be inserted into a vein, artery, bone marrow or body cavity. It is a very sharply pointed shaft, with a three-sided point. ...

A  tube, or tubing, is a long hollow cylinder used to convey fluids (liquids or gases).

Also termed as vessel cannulation forceps or tubing introducer forceps, they are useful when a fine plastic tube/ micro catheters have to be introduced into a small blood vessel of almost equal size for medication or diagnostic purposes . The hollowed be...

A forceps with jaws armed each with a sharp, straight hook like a tenaculum

Veterinary Instruments

Instrument Lubricant, Instrument Prep Enzyme Foam, Instrument Cleaner Paraffin wax is a white or colourless soft solid that is used as a lubricant and for other applications.

Disposable medical couch cover rolls manufactured by our company for more than twenty years conform to these tendencies. Get to know our top-quality products with unique colours and well designed packaging. Apart from high-level functionality we offer products with distinct aesthetic values. We are pleased to present quality & design. Our Company was established in 1992. Since 1994 we have been manufacturing disposable medical couch cover rolls and dental bibs. For almost 20 years we have been focusing on quality of our products and services as well as on development of our product range. Today, our selection of disposable couch covers is the largest in size and colour all over Europe. Owing to modern and efficient process line and large storage area our lead time is very short. Thanks to this policy our products have gained recognition among customers in Poland and Europe.

include the contents necessary to compile minor, major, endoscopic, laparoscopic, or robotic instruments sets.

Calipers are used in almost all surgeries involving implants and grafts. These are all very high precision surgeries where exact sizing of the grafts and implants is required. In ophthalmic procedures the calipers are required to measure the size of the ...