Crile Artery Forceps Horizontal Serrated Jaws Straight (204mm) (8inch) Liston It is commonly used in

It is commonly used in cataract surgery to cut the anterior capsule of the lens and in other procedures to cut and dissect tissue

The horizontal serrated jaws and curved box joint of this particular model allow for a firm grip on vessels and improved control during delicate procedures

The angle of the blade is typically 60 degrees

and a box joint for increased stability and accuracy

The length of the forceps is 203

Crile Artery Forceps Horizontal Serrated Jaws Straight (204mm) (8inch) Liston It is commonly used inCrile Artery Forceps are surgical instruments used to clamp and hold blood vessels, such as arteries, during surgery. The horizontal serrated jaws provide a secure grip and the straight box joint allows for precise manipulation of the forceps. The 204mm (8inch) length is ideal for reaching deeper areas of the body.