Hoen Grasping Forceps

Capsule Scissors angled, 9-1/2" (24.0 cm) Capsule Scissors are a versatile instrument ideally suited for use in orthopedic surgical procedures of the joints. It is specially designed for use in handle and cutting the capsule of joints. This makes this instrument useful in a variety of procedures involving the shoulder, knee or other joint areas of the body that have a capsule. The sharp tips of these scissors allows a clean and effective cut and the angle at which the jaws are set allow them to access deeper more difficult to reach regions.

Kleinert-Kutz Tendon Retriever flexible serrated jaws w/ 1x2 teeth, shaft length of 5-1/8" (13.0 cm) Kleiner-Kutz Tendon Retriever is a uniquely designed instrument for use in grasping tendons from a distance and moving them or pulling them through an already made incisions. This instrument features a shaft that is 5 1/8 " long that is very slim making it able to fit through very small areas. Additionally the jaws are flexible and serrated with 1x2 teeth that allows it to clamp onto tissue areas as they are manipulated without causing damage but effectively keeping them within its hold. This instrument is available in two sizes: small with a shaft diameter of 2.0 cm and large with a shaft diameter of 2.5 mm.

Tendon Guide Forceps (Tendon Retriever) double-action, serrated jaws with 1x2 teeth, 8" (20.0 cm) Tendon Guide Forceps are a unique instrument crafted for use in surgical procedures that require handling and manipulation of tendons. It is also known as a tendon retriever. These forceps are double-action and features serrated jaws with 1x2 teeth which allow it adequate hold on the tendon as it moves it around and repositions it. This can be used in a variety of orthopedic surgeries that require tendon grafting or other maneuvers of the tendon such as in patellar tendon surgery. These forceps are 8" and are available in either a straight or curved jaw.

Tendon Passer pointed tip, 6" (15.0 cm) Tendon Passer is a unique instrument designed for the handling of tendons in a variety of surgical procedures. It is ideally suited for procedures such as repair of the flexor tendon to successfully move the proximal stump of the tendon to the finger or in many other tendon repair procedures such as of the patella. Additionally this instrument features a pointed tip that allows it to be used in general dissection to reach the specific area where the tendon or fragment of tendon is located. This passer is available in either a straight or curved profile making it suitable for a vast array of orthopedic procedures.