Tonsil Artery Forceps - Stainless Steel, 19 Cm (7 1/2"), Ergonomic Finger Rings, Curved/hook-shaped Jaws, Serrated/smooth Working Ends

Tonsil artery forceps are specialized surgical instruments used in tonsillectomy procedures to grasp and manipulate soft tissues and blood vessels within the oral cavity, particularly during tonsil removal. They are designed to provide precise control and minimize trauma to surrounding structures.

Key Features:
Curved or hook-shaped jaws to reach and grasp narrow cavities and vessels
Serrated or smooth working ends for various tissue types and procedures
Elongated, slim shafts for deep cavity access
Ergonomic finger rings for comfortable handling and reduced fatigue
Ratchet lock or other mechanisms for secure tissue clamping
Available in various sizes and lengths (e.g., 19 cm 7 1/2", 20 cm 8")
Types of Tonsil Artery Forceps:
Schnidt Tonsil & Artery Forceps (e.g., Novo Surgical): Feature a "boettcher style with a light curve on the jaws, available in 7 1/2" or 14" lengths with closed or open ring-handles.
SURTEX Colver Tonsil Grasping Forceps (Serrated Jaws): Used to retract the tonsil medially before dissection, with features like ratchet lock, wide finger rings, and stainless steel construction.
SURTEX Negus Tonsil Forceps (Hook Shaped Jaws): Designed for grasping soft tissues and vessels during tonsillectomies, with elongated shafts, ergonomic finger rings, and serrated or smooth working ends.
Birkett Tonsil Artery Forceps (Curved): Stainless steel instruments used primarily during childbirth, but also applicable in tonsillectomy procedures.
Negus Tonsil Forceps (Care Instruments): Available in various sizes and shapes, used to remove tonsils and surrounding tissue without causing excessive trauma.