Sklar Adson Dressing Forceps, 5 Configurations
A dressing forceps used to grasp dressings and tissue during procedures, available across five configurations of length, curvature and finish.
The Sklar Adson Dressing Forceps is a general purpose surgical forceps used to grasp dressings, gauze or tissue during a procedure, offered in this listing across five configurations that vary by length, curvature and jaw finish. The range spans a 4 3/4 inch angled, serrated, delicate version, a 4 3/4 inch straight, serrated, delicate version, a 4 3/4 inch straight, smooth version, a 6 inch straight, serrated version, and a 7 inch straight, serrated version, giving a surgical team a broad choice matched to the reach and grip needed for a given task.
Dressing forceps of this kind are one of the most frequently used general instruments across nearly every surgical specialty, employed for handling dressing material, holding tissue during minor manipulation, or assisting with suturing and wound closure. The Adson pattern, with its narrow, precise tip, is a long standing standard shape favoured for its control in confined or delicate work.
As a reusable stainless surgical instrument, it is sterilised between cases as a core component of general and specialty instrument sets.
