- Standard and widely used Schroeder-Braun tenaculum forceps
- Valued for its ability to provide secure and controlled traction on the cervix during various gynecological interventions
Applications:
- Crucial surgical instrument primarily used in obstetrics and gynecology
- Main purpose is to firmly grasp, hold, and stabilize the cervix during a variety of gynecological procedures
- This stabilization provides counter-traction, which is essential for accurate and safe manipulation of the uterus and cervix
- Procedures where it is commonly used include:
- IUD insertion and removal
- Cervical biopsies
- Cervical dilation (e.g., prior to D&C or hysteroscopy)
- Uterine sounding
- Other uterine or cervical manipulations
- Has multiple, sharp, interlocking 1 x 1 teeth at the tips of its jaws
- These teeth provide a secure and non-slip grip on the cervical tissue
- Ratcheted finger-ring handles which allows the surgeon to lock the forceps in a closed position
- Used to maintains a continuous, firm grip on the cervix without constant manual pressure
Key Features:
- For Cervical grasping, stabilization, and traction in gynecological procedures
- Straight pattern
- Sharp 1 x 1 Prongs/Teeth
- 24.8cm/9-3/4"
- Finger Ring Handle with ratchet lock
- Manufactured in Germany
