St Marks Hospital Pattern Dissecting and Tissue Forceps Serrated Jaws with a Pin near the Base (292.1mm) (11.5inch) Vant They are typically 5 inches

They are typically 5 inches long and have a curved blade to allow for precise cutting

The double-ended design allows for both course and fine cutting

Kocher Artery Forceps are used in the surgical field to grasp and manipulate tissue during a procedure

They are typically used to remove bandages

with a fine tip and two teeth to secure tissue without crushing it

St Marks Hospital Pattern Dissecting and Tissue Forceps Serrated Jaws with a Pin near the Base (292.1mm) (11.5inch) Vant They are typically 5 inchesThe St. Marks Hospital Pattern Dissecting and Tissue Forceps Serrated Jaws (292. 1mm) (11? inch) is a surgical tool used for gripping and manipulating tissue during surgical procedures. The forceps have serrated jaws that help to hold tissue securely and are commonly used for dissecting and separating tissue during a variety of surgical procedures.