MATHEU CLAMP WITH NOTCH

DESCRIPTION

The Matheu notched forceps is a type of instrument used in surgery and medical procedures to grasp and hold tissues or small objects during a surgical procedure or examination. This type of forceps has a notch on the bottom of the jaws, which provides greater gripping and tissue holding capacity. The notch allows the clamp to more firmly hold small objects, such as blood vessels, nerves, or fibrous tissue. Additionally, the notch allows the tweezer to be used more precisely in tight, hard-to-reach areas.

FUNCTION

The main function of the Matheu notched forceps is to grasp and hold tissues or small objects during surgical and medical procedures. The notch present in the lower part of the jaws of the forceps provides greater capacity for gripping and holding tissues, allowing for more precise and safer manipulation during procedures. Additionally, the Matheu Notched Tweezer is designed with sharp, curved tips, allowing you to access difficult and delicate areas of the body with greater ease and precision.

APPLICATIONS

The Matheu notched clamp is primarily used by surgeons and other medical professionals during surgical and medical procedures. These instruments are commonly used in various medical specialties, including general surgery, plastic surgery, orthopedic surgery, vascular surgery, gynecology, among others. Additionally, Matheu notched forceps can also be used by other healthcare professionals, such as nurses and medical technicians, to hold and manipulate materials or instruments during a procedure.

Material: Stainless Steel

Country of origin: Pakistan

Dimensions: 14cm