Chevalier Jackson Papilloma Biopsy Forceps for Removing Papilloma (Shaft Length: 300mm) Lawrence It is made of malleable

It is made of malleable metal and has a curved end that is designed to fit around the edges of the body cavity

It is used to hold back the skin during surgery to provide better access to the surgical site

It has a box joint design

It is used to clamp off blood vessels to prevent or stop bleeding during surgical procedures

8mm or 7 inches) allows for precision manipulation of tissue deep within the body

Chevalier Jackson Papilloma Biopsy Forceps for Removing Papilloma (Shaft Length: 300mm) Lawrence It is made of malleableChevalier Jackson Papilloma Biopsy Forceps are a type of surgical tool used to remove papillomas, which are benign tumors that commonly form on the skin, mucous membranes, and other organs. The forceps have a long shaft and a curved tip, allowing the surgeon to reach deep into the tissue and grasp the tumor. The forceps can then be used to remove the tumor, allowing the surgeon to perform a biopsy and analyze the tissue.