Crile Murray Needle Holder with Cross Serrated Jaws for General Surgery

Controlled Needle Handling for General Surgery

The Crile Murray Needle Holder with Cross Serrated Jaws is a general-surgery instrument used to grasp, control, and guide suturing needles during closure and repair tasks. Its cross-serrated jaw pattern provides a textured contact surface that can support secure needle handling while helping the user maintain controlled movements through the suturing workflow. The instrument is suited to routine needle manipulation where dependable positioning and clear, deliberate handling are important. By combining the familiar needle-holder format with cross-serrated jaws, it supports practical instrument control across general surgical procedures without adding unnecessary complexity to the operating setup.

Use Cases

• Grasping and guiding suturing needles during general surgical closure tasks.
• Maintaining controlled needle positioning while placing interrupted or continuous sutures.
• Supporting routine needle transfer and manipulation within the operative field.
• Using the cross-serrated jaw surface to help maintain contact with a held needle during suturing.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the cross-serrated jaws and working mechanism for retained debris, damage, or irregular movement before reuse.
• Handle the jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and storage to help preserve their working surfaces.
• Store the needle holder in a clean, protected location and follow facility protocols for reprocessing and storage.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.