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scissors cut and disect delecate tissue, bread and butter   metzenbaum scissors  
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scisors cut suture, bread and butter   Straight mayo scissors  
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scissors cut and dissect thick tissue, bread and butter   curved mayo scissors  
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cut drain drapes and bandages and extend uterus incisoions   lister bandage scissors  
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draw suture through a tunnel, plastics, ent surgery's   littler scissors  
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cut and extend vein or artery incisions,   90 degree potts smith scissors  
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cut the vaginal vault and the uterine cuff   jorgenson around the world scissors  
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cute wire, breast and dental surgery   roger wire cutters  
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disecting fine and delecate tissue plastics and hand   stevenstentomoy scissors  
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cutting or disecting fine tissue   straight iris scissors  
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extend artery or vein incisions   45 degree potts smith scissors  
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fine micro disection of veins and arterys   castroviejo scissors  
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cut various sutures   notched suture scissors  
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cut delecate tissue plastics, peds, and eyes   strabismus scissors  
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fine micro disection of veins and arterys, special curved neck   castroviejo circumflex scissors  
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approximate tissue while closing   russian forceps  
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approximate subcantoneous tissue   medium pickups w/o teeth  
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grasp tissue during neuro and ENT procedures   bayonet forceps  
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tramautic, approximate subcautenous fibrous tissue   medium pickups w teeth  
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grasp delecate tissue for electrosurgical coauglation   neurobiopolar bayonet forceps  
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grasp fine tissue vascular or cardiovascular gold handled   gerold vascular forceps  
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grasp suerficial tissue to faciliate dissection for suturing   adison pickups w/o teeth  
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suturing tramautic, grasp superficial tissue facilitate disection   adison pickups w teeth  
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atraumatic, used to close minor surgeries   brown-adison pickups  
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close thick tissue muscle or fascia during orthopedic procedures   ferris smith bonnie forceps  
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grasp fine tissue during cardio & vascular surgery   debakey vascular pickups  
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holds sponge for skin prep, absorbtion, and blunt dissection   forster sponge forceps  
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secure hemostasis of delecate tissue, plastics, and ent, and hand   halsted curved and straight masquito hemostat clamp  
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secure temporay hemostasis in deep anatomy, c-section, and laporotomy   crile curved hemastat clamp  
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holding and apply hemoclips to achieve hemostasis   hemoclip applier  
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secure individual bleeding vessels for hemostasis   crile straight hemostat clamp  
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getting into difficult areas   right angel mixter munion clamp  
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grab uterus in histeroctomy   meat hook  
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hold tissue or organs tramatic, no hole, teeth   allis clamp  
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hold and grab delecatae tissue with out crushing. ex flopian tubes   babcock clamp  
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clamp bleeding tissue or vessels, big   papa pean clamp  
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clamp bleeding tissue or vessels, small,   baby kelly clamp  
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grasp fashia, straight, open heart   kocher clamp  
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grasp fashia, curved, vascular and cardiovascular   oschner clamp  
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hold suture and needle during procedures in which angled tip is needed. vaginal histerectomoy   heaney needle holder  
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hold tonsils sponges and tissue   schnit tonsil hemastat  
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heavy suture, cross hatched, cardiovascular, general surgery   mayo hager needle holder  
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small suture for laceration stitch, or plastics, superficial tissue, minor closure   webster needle holder  
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medium needles on medium tissue, for general surgery, has a hold like a knot in the wood.   crilewood needle holder  
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hold the lung tissue, thorasic surgery   duval clamp  
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grasp tissue for applying traction, secsure drapes   enta towel clip  
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grasp tissue for applying traction, never used to secure drapes   backhaus towel clip  
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clamp on uterus during c-section, grasp tissue during general surgery especially rectal surgery   pennington forceps  
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holding wire sternal sutures for cardiovascular surgery   barry sternal needle holder  
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clamp uterus, serrated jaws, bigger than duval clamp   lovelace lung clamp  
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grasp thyroid   lahey goitre forcep  
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grasp cervical polyps or intrauterine gallbladder tissue, grasp gallstones   polyp forcep  
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heavy tissue   large kelleys clamp  
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provide tissue occulusion during hysterectomy longitudial serrations, notched at tip   heaney balenstein clamp  
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abdominal surgery, maintaining expousure,6 feet and bladder blades   balfour self retaining retractor  
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maluable retractor to retract viseria during abdominal surgery protect soft tissue during disection   ribbon retractor  
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to retract ribs chest and vascular   finochietto retractor rib spredder  
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general and plastics like weitlaner only has brackets for adjustment   beckman retractor  
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exposure to superficial wounds   weitlaner self retaining retractor  
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used in plastics   spring wire retractor  
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retracts nerves and artery and veins   dandy nerve hook  
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superficial wound exposure   ragnell-davis double ended  
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maintain wound exposure in neuro and obsterical and gynecological surgery & plastics   gelpi self retaining retractor  
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atramautic clamp the intestines   debakey colon clamp  
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clamping the vena cava   stinsky debakey vascular clamp  
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secure vascular occlusion during vascular and cardiovascular surgery   aortic clamp  
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to clamp aortic aneurysms, looks like the curve of your spine   grant abdominal aorta aneurysm clamp  
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grasp renal calculi or polyps   randall stone forcep  
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maintain wound exposure general and plastics   army navy retractor  
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abdominal wound exposure   mayo abdominal retractor  
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provide visiual of the rectum   rectal speculum  
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retract in deep tissue   harringtion sweetheart retractor  
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retract heavy tissue   isreel retractor  
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used to retract the abdominal wall   wide deaver retractor  
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maintain plastics and hand wound exposure   senn retractor  
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superficial wound exposure   skin hook retractor  
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help aide in vaginal delivery   simpson obsteric forceps  
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retraction of skin during plastic procedures doubled tooth rake   volkman double tooth skin hook  
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retract veins and vessles for plastics   vein retractor  
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maintain wound exposure in cardiothorasic and abdominal surgery   richardson retractor  
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superficial wound exposure double hooked   freer deleciate double hook  
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abdominal retractor?   coryllos retractor  
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abdominal retraction like spatula with a hold in handle   glassman retractor  
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delecate needle and suture, fine micro vascular needles used in vascular and neuro   casterjevo needle holder  
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retract thyroid   green thyroid retractor  
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grasp the hemmorrhiod while extracting like schnit tonsil only thicker   hemmorridectomy clamp  
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used in ortho surgerys to evevate tissue   joker adson elevator  
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cutting bone   5mm hoke osteotome  
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sharp, superficial retraction   4 prong rake  
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tapping on osteotomes chisels, instering pins   mallet  
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grasp uterine atraumatically during pelvic surgery   uterine polyp forcep  
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smoothing the surface of bone   putti rasp double ended  
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holding bone in place, looks like turkey claw   lowman bone holding clamp  
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wound exposure for ortho cases   hibbs retractor  
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removing the femoral head during hip surgery   femoral head removal  
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