What Is an Angiotribe Used for?

A strong forceps used to arrest hemorrhage by crushing the end of a blood vessel and the tissue in which it is embedded.

What are Angiotribe forceps used for?

Angiotribe forceps, available at Surgical Holdings, are large haemostatic forceps with opposing male and female grooves, to help manage the control of bleeding from a blood vessel.

What are Rochester carmalt forceps used for?

Nicknamed the "stars and stripes hemostat," the Rochester-Carmalt Forceps are characterized by the longitudinal serrations that run the length of the blade with cross-hatching at the tip. These large, crushing hemostatic forceps are a choice instrument for clamping blood vessels and large tissues or ligating pedicles.

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