Description:

• Material: Typically made from stainless steel, ensuring durability, resistance to corrosion, and ease of sterilization.
• Design: The tips are slightly curved, with broad, round ends that provide a secure yet non-traumatic grip. The handles are often ergonomic for ease of use during lengthy procedures.
• Size & Variation: Available in different sizes (such as 6″, 7″, or 8″) to suit various surgical needs and anatomical areas.

Usage: Russian tissue forceps are commonly used in:

• General surgery: For holding tissues during dissection or suturing.
• Ophthalmic surgery: To handle delicate eye tissues with precision.
• Plastic and reconstructive surgery: For delicate manipulation of skin and soft tissues.
• Obstetrics and gynecology: In procedures requiring delicate handling of tissues during childbirth or surgery.

These forceps are designed to handle tissues gently yet securely, preventing excessive trauma to the tissues while maintaining a stable grip during surgical procedures. They are especially useful in situations where other forceps might be too aggressive or cause damage to fragile tissue structures