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Deaver Retractor
A flat stainless steel strip that resembles a question mark. The width and length vary according to need. |
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Kelly Retractor
Face-up. Kelly got curves. Has a hollow grip handle with a lateral right-angle curvature of the blade. The body of the blade is slightly dipped with a crescent-shaped lip that is slightly bent |
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Richardson Retractor
Has a hollow grip handle with a lateral curve to the blade. The body of the blade is concave with a crescent-shaped lip that is laterally bent |
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Needle Driver
A narrow rounded with a crisscross gripping pattern in the inner jaws |
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Yankauer with Tip
A hollow plastic tube with a grip handle and a slightly bent shaft that terminates with a bulbous tip and large opening |
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Poole with Guard
Composed of an outer sheath and an inner cannula and used for suctioning large amounts of blood and/or fluids from a body cavity. |
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Gelpi Retractor
Self-retaining, ringed-instrument with a ratchet/release device on the shanks and 2 outwardly-turned sharp prongs, one on each side |
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Weitlaner Retractor
Self-retaining, finger-ringed instrument with a ratchet release device on the shanks, which holds them open in the wound. The tips have outwardly curved prongs on one side that may be sharp or dull |
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Freeman Rake
The retractor has four claws that may be blunt or sharp |
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Ribbon/Malleable Retractor
A handheld, smooth, flat metal strip with rounded ends. These come in many different lengths and widths |
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Goelet Retractor
Handheld, double-ended Retractor with smooth, cup-shaped curved blades with a crescent-shaped lip. One end is longer than the other so that it can be placed farther into the wound |
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Army-Navy Retractor
A handheld double-ended Retractor with an oval Fenestration in the handle and a lateral curve to the blades on each end. One end is longer than the other so that it can be placed deeper into the wound |
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Kocher Forceps
The jaws have horizontal serrations and 1X2 large interlocking teeth at the tip |
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Babcock Forceps
An atraumatic forceps with a flared, rounded, hollow end with smooth, flattened tips |
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Allis Forceps
Curved or straight with multiple, interlocking fine teeth at the top that reduce injury to the tissues |
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Foerster Sponge Forceps
These can be curved or straight; the tips are oval Fenestrated rings with horizontal serration |
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Atraumatic Towel Clamp (Edna)
A ratcheted instrument with crisscrossed pattern serrations on the tip designed to grasp and not penetrate |
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Traumatic Towel Clamp (Backhaus)
A ratcheted instrument with curved, sharp, tine-like jaws |
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Russian Forcep
Rounded tips with starburst pattern serrations |
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Ferris-Smith Forcep
The tips have 1X2 interlocking large teeth followed by a crisscrossed pattern serration |
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Debakey Forceps
An atraumatic tissue forceps with an elongated, narrowed blunt tip. A set of parallel fine serrations runs the length of one jaw with a center row of serrations on the opposite side that interlocks to grip when closed |
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Toothed Tissue Forcep
The tips have 2 teeth on one side and one tooth on the other side that fits between the opposite when closed |
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Plain Tissue forcep
Atraumatic tissue forceps with horizontal serrated tips that vary from fine to heavy |
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Adson with teeth forcep
The fine tips have 2 small teeth on one side and one small tooth on the other side that fit together when closed |
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Plain Adson Forceps
Fine tips with Horizontal serrations |
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Metzenbaum Scissors
Longer thinner scissors with curved or straight blades that can have blunt or sharp tips |
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Curved Mayo Scissors
Heavy scissors with curves blades and blunt or sharp tips |
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Straight Mayo Scissors
Heavy scissors with straight blades |
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Tonsil Forceps/clamp
A fine curved or straight clamp with horizontal serrations running halfway down the jaws. The shanks are longer than those of a Crile or a Kelly forceps |
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Right Angle Mixter Forceps/Clamps
A 45° angle clamp with horizontal serrations that run the length of the jaws |
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Rochester-Pean forcep/Clamp
Curved or straight clamp that has heavier broader jaws with horizontal serrations that run the length of the jaws |
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Straight Kelly Forcep/Clamp
A straight clamp with horizontal serrations that run about half the length of the jaws |
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Curved Kelly Forcep/Clamp
A curved clamp with horizontal serrations that run about half the length of the jaws |
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Mosquito Forcep/Clamp
A small curved or straight clamp with fine tips and horizontal serrations that run the length of the jaws
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