Doyen Aneurysm Needle Hollow Handle (Figure 3) Brodie

Doyen Aneurysm Needle Hollow Handle (Figure 3) BrodieThe Doyen Aneurysm Needle Hollow Handle (Figure 3) is a surgical instrument used to access and repair an aneurysm. It is used to puncture the aneurysm and insert a guide wire, allowing for the aneurysm to be repaired. The hollow handle allows for the guide wire to be inserted and removed without having to remove the needle itself.

4mm) (6 inch) are surgical instruments used to grasp

The serrated jaws allow for a secure grip on delicate tissue

This particular item is used to hold towels in place during surgery

They are designed to hold the tissue in place while the surgeon stitches the wound closed

inch) are used to cut nails during surgery

A Jones Towel Clip Cross Action Handle is a surgical instrument used to hold towels or other materials in place during surgery

which help to securely grip the needle

2mm (8 inch) size is a standard size for most Bengolea Artery Forceps

This item is a surgical knife used for amputations

the jaw width is 12

and the medium points provide a secure grip

The 127mm 5 inch size is ideal for delicate and precise work