Wire Twisting Forceps (177.8mm) (7inch) Birkett

Wire Twisting Forceps (177.8mm) (7inch) BirkettWire twisting forceps are used in the surgical field to twist and secure suture wires. They are typically used for ligature and hemostasis procedures. The length of the forceps is important as it determines the amount of torque that can be applied to the wire.

allowing for easy manipulation and precision control when extracting stones

The blade width and depth mentioned in the description (50 x 60mm) refer to the size of the blade

A goniometer 360deg with round dial (14 inch) is a device used to measure the range of motion of a joint

including orthopedic

The half curve screw joint design allows for greater flexibility and maneuverability when removing stones from the body

inch) is a surgical instrument designed for use in orthopedic procedures

large size of this particular speculum is designed to provide a better view of the cervix

allowing the surgeon to perform the procedure with greater precision

It features a cross-action handle that provides increased control and stability during delicate procedures

and the length of the forceps allows for greater reach into the surgical site

It is used to remove bone and soft tissue from the spine to create a space for the insertion of a spinal fusion device

A Heaney Rongeur Straight Simple Action is a surgical tool used to cut and remove bone and tissue