Ogura Skin Grasping Forceps

Description

Ogura Skin Grasping Forceps

Ogura grasping forceps hold skin and soft tissue during surgery. ENT and head and neck surgeons use them to lift and steady tissue edges while they work.

Holding tissue edges

Surgeons often need to lift a skin edge or flap. So the forceps grip the tissue and hold it in place. The surgeon then cuts or sutures with better control and less handling of the edge.

A straight pattern

We offer this pattern with a straight shape. A straight design lines up with the direction of pull. Therefore it suits many open procedures on the face and neck.

Where it fits

These forceps join scissors, retractors and needle holders on a soft tissue tray. For example, an assistant may hold a flap edge while the surgeon dissects. Also, the forceps help during closure, when edges need to meet evenly.

Size details

The site does not list a length for this item. However, we can send dimensions whenever you ask. That way you can confirm fit with the rest of your set first.

Caring for your Ogura grasping forceps

Rinse the tips right after use. Then open the jaws and clean the joint area with a small brush. Next, let the forceps dry fully before they go into the sterilizer.

Ogura grasping forceps specifications

• Shape: straight
• Pattern for skin and soft tissue
• Stainless steel

How to order

Any defect in workmanship falls to our three-year warranty. Before shipping, one of our Atlanta staff inspects the forceps by hand. For help, visit our FAQ section. Furthermore, ASTM F899 documents steel requirements for surgical instruments. For nasal work, see the Cottle columella forceps. Explore the ENT store section for more.

Supplied for professional surgery. Our care article discusses photo accuracy together with the nickel that stainless steel holds; refunds follow the returns details.