About ORAL GRASPING FORCEP FHBR

ORAL GRASPING FORCEP FHBR

The term "ORAL GRASPING FORCEP FHBR" does not correspond to a specific product listed in the provided context. However, several surgical forceps are designed for oral and related procedures.

The Magill intubation forceps are specifically designed to facilitate the retrieval of large and small objects from the posterior regions of the oral cavity and pharynx, making them relevant for oral procedures. These forceps feature a right-angled bend for a comfortable hand position and blunt-ended beaks for safe grasping.

The SURTEX® Schmidt Tonsil Forcep is another instrument used in oral surgery, designed to clamp tonsillar tissues to reduce bleeding during tonsillectomies. It features a ratchet lock for self-retaining clamping, serrated jaws for non-slip grasps, and slightly and strongly curved patterns to reach various surgical sites. These forceps are used for packing the oral cavity with gauze after tonsillectomies.

While the specific model "FHBR" is not identified in the provided information, instruments like the Magill forceps and Schmidt Tonsil Forcep serve critical functions in oral cavity manipulation and tissue management.