Description

The Adson Forceps are small tissue forceps used for picking up, holding, and moving soft tissue during surgery. They are commonly used in plastic surgery, dermatology, general surgery, wound closure, and other procedures where the tissue needs to be handled with care.

The forceps have 1.8 mm tips, giving the working end a fine profile for more precise tissue handling. The broad thumb grips have a textured surface. This makes the forceps easier to hold and control while working. The wider grip also gives the fingers a comfortable place to rest during procedures that involve repeated tissue manipulation.

There are toothed and non-toothed versions. The toothed pattern gives the surgeon a firmer hold on skin and denser tissue and can be useful during suturing and wound closure. The non-toothed pattern is better suited to softer tissue where a gentler grip is preferred. Having both versions allows the forceps to be chosen according to the type of tissue being handled.

The compact working end makes these forceps useful for smaller areas where the surgeon needs to see exactly where the tips are being placed. They can be used for holding tissue during suturing, adjusting the edges of a wound, or carrying out other routine soft tissue work.

They are made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel and undergo quality inspection before being supplied. The tips, gripping surfaces, and general finish are checked to make sure the forceps are properly aligned and ready for use. The stainless-steel construction also makes them suitable for cleaning and maintenance as a reusable surgical instrument.

Available in toothed and non-toothed patterns, the Adson Forceps provide a choice for different types of tissue handling, with fine 1.8 mm tips and a broad textured grip for controlled use.