Caroll Tendon Pulling Forceps

Kleinert-Kutz Tendon Retriever flexible serrated jaws w/ 1x2 teeth, shaft length of 5-1/8" (13.0 cm) Kleiner-Kutz Tendon Retriever is a uniquely designed instrument for use in grasping tendons from a distance and moving them or pulling them through an already made incisions. This instrument features a shaft that is 5 1/8 " long that is very slim making it able to fit through very small areas. Additionally the jaws are flexible and serrated with 1x2 teeth that allows it to clamp onto tissue areas as they are manipulated without causing damage but effectively keeping them within its hold. This instrument is available in two sizes: small with a shaft diameter of 2.0 cm and large with a shaft diameter of 2.5 mm.

Walton Cartilage Clamp slightly curved, 8" (20.0 cm) Walton Cartilage Clamp is a specialized instrument made for use in surgical procedures that require manipulation of cartilage. This clamp is ideally suited for repairs of torn cartilage such as meniscal repairs. This clamp features ring handles and jaws with a narrow space between and teeth that allows it to effectively grip the cartilage without causing damage. Additionally this clamp features a slight curve which allows it to mirror the curvature of certain regions of the body making it better able to explore without causing stab wounds.

Bunnell Dissecting Probe angular tip, 5-1/2" (14.0 cm) Bunnell Dissecting Probe is crafted for use in exploration during orthopedic surgery. It features a handle that taper at one end and features a pointed, slightly angular tip at the other. It can be used to explore areas that features many different types of tissue such as in the hand to navigate around the layers and access the areas of layers in question such as the tendons. This probe is hand crafted by certified instrument makers to conform to the highest standards in instrumentation.

Hoen Grasping Forceps serrated, 1x2 teeth, 5-1/2" (14.0 cm) Hoen Grasping Forceps are a uniquely designed instrument that can be used in a variety of surgical procedures. This instrument has jaws that are set at an angle to the ring handles that allows the jaws to be parallel to the body or site of grasping while the handle is able to remain comfortably out of the field of surgery. The jaws of these forceps are serrated and feature 1x2 teeth which further aids in their ability to grasp many different tissue layers and surfaces.