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Babcock tissue forceps

Babcock tissue forceps. Babcock tissue forceps. Salvaged Decompressor: For Decompressing the Bowel No more used because of wound dehiscence, peritonitis and fistula formation. sucker. Shoehorn: For Protecting the bowel when Suturing the Rectus sheath.

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Babcock tissue forceps

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  1. Babcock tissue forceps

  2. Babcock tissue forceps

  3. Salvaged Decompressor: For Decompressing the Bowel No more used because of wound dehiscence, peritonitis and fistula formation. sucker

  4. Shoehorn: For Protecting the bowel when Suturing the Rectus sheath

  5. Gosset Self Retaining Retractor

  6. Gosset Self Retaining Retractor

  7. Finnisheto Self Retaining Retractor: Used in patients with much abdominal fat Note: Put gauze over soft tissue Before applying retractor as it would be there for long time

  8. Finnisheto Self Retaining Retractor:

  9. Kellis Retractor Looks like langenbeck but the blade is much Bigger and curved along its longitudinal axis

  10. Czerny's retractor

  11. Morris Retractor: Note: Similar to Langenbeck but the blade is curved on the transverse axis

  12. wide blade Langenbeck's retractor

  13. Deaver’s Retractor

  14. Payre’s (Crushing/Traumatic) Intestinal Clamp Curved non-crushing Intestinal clamp

  15. Payre’s (Crushing) Intestinal Clamp It crushes bowel during resection of gangrenous bowel

  16. Curved non-crushing Intestinal clamps

  17. Curved non-crushing Intestinal clamp

  18. Curved non-crushing Intestinal clamp

  19. Duval’s Forceps: for haemostasis in soft tissue

  20. Duval’s Forceps

  21. Robert’s Intestinal forceps

  22. Robert’s Intestinal forceps

  23. Moneyhams Monihans’ Intestinal forceps Monyhan's forceps for cholecystectomy

  24. Rampley’s Sponge Holding Forceps

  25. Bachaust towel clips

  26. Cross Action Towel Clips

  27. Four of the bundle of six

  28. Four of the bundle of six

  29. 3 • Bundle of Six • Volksman’s spoon • Sinus Forceps • (has no ratchet unlike other forceps) • McDonald Dissector • Aneurysm needle • Malleable probe • Watson Chyne dissector 2 1 4 Four of the bundle of six

  30. Aneurysm needle

  31. McDonald dissector

  32. Volksman spoon (bone currette Malleable Probe

  33. Fergusson's scissors: Also called Assistant's Scissors/Stitch Scissors Note: The angle the blades makes with the horizontal when Placed on a flat surface is sharp as against the smooth angle That a curved mayo makes

  34. Curved Mayo's scissors

  35. Straight Mayo's scissors

  36. Fergusson's scissors

  37. Lanes tissue forceps

  38. Back-host towel clips

  39. Cross Action Towel Clips

  40. Allis tissue forcep: for holding soft tissue but should never be used on skin

  41. Metal urethral catheter

  42. Needle holding Forceps

  43. Nelson’s Scissors

  44. Needle holding Forceps

  45. Note: The groove Needle holding Forceps

  46. Rampley’s Sponge holding forceps

  47. Allis’ tissue forceps

  48. Joll’s retractor

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