SURGERY INSTRUMENTS
Occlusion of artery and veins.
Smaller version is called mosquito forceps
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To hold the arteriesLighting the major vascular pedicles
Similar to curved artery forceps
Used to visualise the rectum and anal canal
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Outer part is the handleInner part is the obturator
Contraindicated in fissure in ano
Short, straight and has multiple holes
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Czerny retractor (this is correct name) - the bottom one is only czerny retractor
Double hooked retractor
To retract skin superficially for all abdominal and thyroid surgeries
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Used to retract the abdominal wall after the peritoneum is opened
Holds intestine during resection and anastomoses and Fallopian tubes
Has no tooth at the end
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Control bleeding from arteries veins and capillaries
Used in suturing to hold needle
Has a lock
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Can be used to grasp tough tissuesNo ratchet(lock) at the end
When the handle is open the end is closed
Used in post-tracheostomy period to keep the tracheal lumen open
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Also called Double action nibbler
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Top jaw is used for cutting and the lower jaw is used for holding the tissue firmlyTo smoothen the bone end after amputation and to cut the ribs
Moynihan's straight occlusion intestinal clamp
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Long, curved and has two holes
Temporary drainage
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Langenbeck retractor (this is the correct spelling)
Has only one blade
Similar to that of Czerny retractor
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To hold the appendixSimilar to Babcock's but tip is more broad