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FORCEPS, HAEMOSTATIC, COLLER-CRILE, curved, 14 cm 15-73-84

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L031306 - Hemostatic forceps, reusable
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Haemostatic forceps, Coller-Crile

Definition

Coller Hemostatic Forceps, which may also be known as Coller-Crile forceps, are ratcheted, finger ring forceps used for grasping tissue and controlling blood flow in vessels during surgical procedures. They have fully serrated jaws.

Specifications

Technical specifications

  • Haemostatic and dissecting forceps with curved jaws, delicate pattern
  • Transversal serrated jaws
  • Flexible arms
  • Progressive setting and locking of the ratchet
  • Length: 14 cm
  • Material: martensitic steel
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