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FORCEPS, POZZI, tenaculum, 25 cm, straight 52-44-50

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Tenaculum forceps, Pozzi

Definition

A specialized obstetrical/gynaecological grasping forceps that surgeons use for holding multiple structures, such as the cervix, uterus, blood vessels and the fallopian tubes.

Specifications

Technical specifications

  • Straight tenaculum forceps with 1 x 1 teeth
  • Precise adjustment of the teeth
  • Progressive setting of the ratchet
  • Hard ratchet
  • Width of the jaws: 10 mm
  • Length: 25 cm
  • Material: martensitic steel

MSF requirements

The Museux forceps has 2 x 2 teeth, whereas the Pozzi forceps is provided with 1 x 1 teeth only. That is why more bruises could be generated while using the Museux forceps. However, it has the advantage to have a better "grip" on the uterine cervix. The Pozzi forceps is less firm holdingwise and can cut a fragile uterine cervix, as it is held by 2 teeth only, which does not occur, or less, while using the Museux forceps. But in most cases, the Pozzi forceps, when correctly used, is less traumatizing.

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