Results for “surgical microscope”

Hand-held retractor with sharp teeth.

Creates a linear staple line; no cutting function. Used in ligation and anastomosis. May be curved.

Slightly rounded jaws, both are used for grasping intestine.

Creates a linear cut and immediately staples both free edges. Used in separation and anastomosis.

Used primarily in ENT and neurosurgery. Usually angled.

Self-retaining retractor system that is anchored to the operating table.

Traumatic toothed clamp used to hold tissue that will be removed.

Also known as “snap,” atraumatic and nontoothed clamp used to grasp tissue or vessels that will be tied off. Also used in blunt dissection.

Lighter scissors used for cutting delicate tissue.