Sklar Alexander Biopsy Forceps, Angled
An 11 inch angled biopsy forceps used to grasp and remove small tissue samples from deep or hard to reach surgical sites. It is a standard item in professional surgical instrument trays.
The Sklar Alexander Biopsy Forceps is an angled instrument measuring 11 inches overall, built to obtain tissue samples from surgical sites that are too deep or too angled for a standard short biopsy forceps to reach comfortably. Its extended length allows the surgeon to access structures well below the skin surface while the angled tip helps the jaws approach the target tissue at a favourable angle rather than head-on.
Biopsy forceps of this kind cut and hold a small piece of tissue between opposing jaws so it can be withdrawn intact for histopathological examination, supporting diagnosis across a range of surgical specialties. Because it is a longer, angled instrument rather than a general short forceps, it tends to be reserved for specific procedures such as deep chest, ENT or similarly positioned biopsy sites rather than routine superficial sampling.
This is a single fixed configuration listing suited to surgical trays built around deep tissue biopsy work.
