Hunter Tissue Forceps Straight 10.8 cm (4.2)

Precision Retrieval with Enhanced Grip and Control

Retrieving small, embedded foreign bodies demands instruments that combine fine tactile sensitivity with secure grasping power. The Hunter splinter forceps address this challenge by integrating straight, serrated jaws designed to firmly hold slippery or irregular objects without crushing them. At 4 1/4 inches, this instrument offers a compact profile ideal for confined surgical fields, allowing surgeons to maintain clear visualization while working with precision. The flat handle design provides a stable, familiar grip that reduces hand fatigue during delicate maneuvers. Suitable for general surgery, neurosurgery, and ophthalmic procedures, these forceps deliver the reliability needed for efficient removal of splinters, glass shards, or other debris, supporting streamlined workflows in diverse clinical settings.

Use Cases

• Removal of superficial or embedded foreign bodies such as wood splinters, glass fragments, or metal shards in general surgical contexts.
• Delicate retrieval of small debris in neurosurgical procedures where precision and minimal tissue disruption are critical.
• Extraction of foreign objects in ophthalmic surgeries requiring fine motor control and familiar grip within limited operative spaces.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean thoroughly using standard facility protocols for surgical instruments, supports all debris is removed from serrated surfaces.
• Store in a dry, protected environment to prevent corrosion or mechanical damage to the tips.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.