Eye Kocher Forceps 1x2 teeth

Description

Dissecting (thumb) forceps can be short for working close to the surface, or longer for working more deeply. They can be plain, or toothed with an odd number of teeth on one jaw, and an even number on the other, either one into two teeth, or three teeth into four, etc. Toothed forceps hold tissue so firmly that only a little pressure is necessary; but they can easily puncture a hollow viscus or a blood vessel. Strong, plain, straight forceps without teeth are even more useful for blunt dissection than they are for holding tissues.