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Paul Banditt 22 Spatula, SE
Terlain Enterprises, Inc.
SPA22
In Commercial Distribution

  • D955SPA221 ()


  • Orthopaedic cement spatula
Inflation device for Vensure Balloon Dilation System
Fiagon GmbH
1
Not in Commercial Distribution

  • EFIAE0135921 ()
E 01 3592

  • Nasal/paranasal balloon catheter
No Description
Fiagon GmbH
1
Not in Commercial Distribution

  • EFIAE0135162 ()
  • EFIAE0135161 ()


  • Nasal/paranasal balloon catheter
No Description
Fiagon GmbH
1
Not in Commercial Distribution

  • EFIAE0135062 ()
  • EFIAE0135061 ()
E 01 3506

  • Nasal/paranasal balloon catheter
A hand-held manual instrument designed primarily for non-dedicated grasping of devices, sponges and/or dressings during a procedure; it is neither intended for tissue manipulation nor endoscopic use. It typically has a tweezers-like design with two blades joined at the proximal (non-working) end with variously designed tips at the working end. It is made of metal and/or plastic materials and is available in various sizes. This is a single-use device.
MEED SKILL SURGICAL
MSS71023A
In Commercial Distribution

  • G429MSS71023A0 ()
MSS71023A

  • Dressing/utility forceps, tweezers-like, single-use
Adson forceps are a type of surgical instrument commonly used in medical procedures. The forceps are named after Alfred Washington Adson, a prominent American surgeon who invented them in the early 20th century. The Adson forceps are specifically designed for delicate surgical procedures that require a precise grip and manipulation of small tissues, such as skin or blood vessels. They are fine-tipped and have a serrated pattern on the working end that provides a firm grip on the tissue being held. The forceps are made of high-quality stainless steel and are approximately 12cm in length. They feature a hinged design with a spring mechanism that allows the surgeon to easily manipulate the forceps with one hand. Overall, the Adson forceps are a valuable tool in any surgical setting and are commonly used in various procedures such as plastic surgery, dermatology, and ophthalmology. Their fine tips and delicate grip make them an ideal choice for precise and delicate surgical procedures.
CONCISE ENTERPRISES
150283012
In Commercial Distribution

  • G2021502830120 ()
15-02830-12

  • Dressing/utility forceps, tweezers-like, single-use
Lane Dressing forceps with 1x2 teeth is a surgical instrument.
CONCISE ENTERPRISES
150402614
In Commercial Distribution

  • G202150402614 ()
15-04026-14

  • Dressing/utility forceps, tweezers-like, single-use
Adson forceps are surgical instruments used for grasping and manipulating delicate tissues during surgical procedures, with 1x2 teeth and a length of 12.5cm. The teeth provide a secure grip, while the slim profile allows for precise control.
CONCISE ENTERPRISES
150302412
In Commercial Distribution

  • G2021503024120 ()
15-03024-12

  • Dressing/utility forceps, tweezers-like, single-use
Adson forceps are a type of surgical instrument commonly used in medical procedures. The forceps are named after Alfred Washington Adson, a prominent American surgeon who invented them in the early 20th century. The Adson forceps are specifically designed for delicate surgical procedures that require a precise grip and manipulation of small tissues, such as skin or blood vessels. They are fine-tipped and have a serrated pattern on the working end that provides a firm grip on the tissue being held. The forceps are made of high-quality stainless steel and are approximately 12.5cm in length. They feature a hinged design with a spring mechanism that allows the surgeon to easily manipulate the forceps with one hand. Overall, the Adson forceps are a valuable tool in any surgical setting and are commonly used in various procedures such as plastic surgery, dermatology, and ophthalmology. Their fine tips and delicate grip make them an ideal choice for precise and delicate surgical procedures.
CONCISE ENTERPRISES
150283412
In Commercial Distribution

  • G2021502834120 ()
15-02834-12

  • Dressing/utility forceps, tweezers-like, single-use
Integra® Miltex® Langenbeck Periosteal Elevator, 7-3/4", 17mm Wide Blade, Sharp
INTEGRA LIFESCIENCES PRODUCTION CORPORATION
MH26-1412
In Commercial Distribution

  • H834MH2614120 ()
  • 10381780487982 ()
MH26-1412

  • Neurosurgical bone flap elevator
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