Babcock Tissue Forceps - TC
Constructed of surgical-grade German stainless steel, our Babcock Tissue Forceps with tungsten carbide inserts are expertly designed for the grasping and manipulation of delicate tissues during surgical procedures. Invented by Dr. William Wayne Babcock in the early 20th century, these forceps are known for their precision and reliability, making them a staple in various surgical disciplines.
- Non-perforating, fenestrated tips designed to grasp tubular and delicate tissues.
- Tungsten carbide inserts ensure a non-slip grip and long-lasting sharpness.
- Features a ratchet-locking mechanism for secure and consistent grip.
- Ergonomic finger ring handles provide optimal control and comfort during prolonged use.
- Available in lengths of 16 cm (6 1/4"), 20 cm (8"), 24 cm (9 3/8") to suit different surgical needs.
Babcock Tissue Forceps can be used for several types of procedures:
- Intestinal Surgery: Ideal for holding and manipulating the intestines during procedures like appendectomies and laparotomies.
- Gynecological Procedures: Used to grasp and hold the fallopian tubes during tubal ligation or salpingectomy, and the uterus during hysterectomy.
- Urological Surgery: Effective in holding the bladder during procedures such as prostatectomy or cystostomy.
- General Surgical Use: Suitable for holding delicate tissues and structures such as lymph nodes during biopsies.