Kirschner Bone Extension Stirrup (184.15mm) (7.25inch) Flat Handle Moynihan Artery Forceps are used

Moynihan Artery Forceps are used to grasp and hold tissue during surgery

The double tetra screw joint allows for easy adjustment and secure locking

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Barber scissors with three rings and a finger rest are used in the surgical field for cutting small

Kirschner Bone Extension Stirrup (184.15mm) (7.25inch) Flat Handle Moynihan Artery Forceps are usedA Kirschner Bone Extension Stirrup is a surgical instrument used in orthopedic surgeries to provide controlled extension and traction of bone fragments. It is typically used in procedures involving the repair of fractures, dislocations, and bone deformities. The stirrup is inserted into the bone and then locked in place with a screw, allowing the surgeon to apply tension or traction to the bone while the repair is being performed.