Sklar Baron Alligator Grasping Forceps, Atraumatic
A 10 inch alligator forceps with 3x4 teeth and an improved atraumatic grip, used to grasp tissue with less trauma during ENT surgery. It is supplied for repeated sterilization and reuse in hospital and clinic settings.
The Sklar Baron Alligator Grasping Forceps is a 10 inch ENT instrument with a 3 by 4 tooth pattern and an improved grip designed to hold tissue with less trauma than a standard toothed alligator forceps. Alligator forceps of this style are used through the narrow working channels of endoscopes or directly in confined anatomical spaces such as the ear canal, nose, or throat, where a long, slender jaw is needed to reach and grasp foreign bodies, polyps, or tissue samples.
The atraumatic jaw design in this version aims to reduce tissue damage during grasping, which matters when handling delicate mucosal tissue that could otherwise tear or bleed excessively under a more aggressive tooth pattern. This listing also includes a 12 inch length, giving the surgical team a choice depending on the depth of access required for a particular ENT or endoscopic procedure.
It is used by otolaryngologists and endoscopic surgeons, and is reprocessed for repeated use following standard ENT instrument sterilization protocols.
