Kern Bone Holding Forceps with Ratchet (160mm) (6.25inch) 2 Prongs It consists of a metal

It consists of a metal plate with an attached anaesthetic tube that is inserted into the patient's mouth to administer anaesthetic to the tongue

This item is a surgical clamp used to clamp off and occlude the intestine or other tissues during surgery

The box chisel has a sharp

and then the cam rack is rotated to open the patient's mouth

Kern Bone Holding Forceps with Ratchet (160mm) (6.25inch) 2 Prongs It consists of a metalKern bone holding forceps with ratchet (160mm) (6? inch) are used in surgical procedures to grasp and hold bone fragments during orthopedic and trauma surgeries. The forceps feature a ratchet mechanism that allows for precise control of the amount of pressure applied to the bone fragment while providing a secure grip. They are commonly used in procedures such as bone grafting, fracture repair, and joint replacement.