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Ryder Needle Holder Tungsten Carbide Box Joint French Eye (203.2mm) (8inch) Chevalier Jackson

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Ryder Needle Holder Tungsten Carbide Box Joint French Eye (203.2mm) (8inch) Chevalier JacksonA Ryder Needle Holder is a medical instrument used in suturing. It is used to hold a needle in place during a surgical procedure. The tungsten carbide jaws provide a secure grip on the needle, and the french eye allows for easy threading of the suture material. The 203. 2mm (8 inch) size is suitable for a variety of suturing tasks.

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