Used to cut through tissues during general surgical procedures

Used to stitch wounds after surgery

Used to clamp blood vessels during surgery

Used to hold tissues in place during surgery

Designed for cutting tendons during procedures such as tenotomy

Used for suturing wounds

Ideal for cutting bone during surgery

Primarily used for dissecting tissue

Used for atraumatic tissue grasping during dissection

Used for suturing wounds

Used for cutting tissue

Used for clamping blood vessels

Used during procedures, such as chest or abdominal, to grasp soft tissue using the curved blade

A tool for suturing wounds

A device for measuring blood pressure

An instrument for cutting bone

Used for grasping, holding or manipulating body tissue

Used for grasping, holding or manipulating body tissue

Used for suturing wounds

Used for measuring tissue thickness

Often the smaller blade will be used for an initial retraction, then the larger blade will be inserted for full retraction

Both blades are the same size and used interchangeably.

The smaller blade is often used for initial retraction, then the larger blade is inserted for full retraction.

The retractor is only used for superficial wounds.

Used to cut, dissect, and remove tissues from the body

Used for suturing wounds

Used to clamp blood vessels

Used to measure body temperature

Used for cutting and dissecting delicate tissues and blunt dissection

Primarily used for cutting heavy tissues and sutures

Designed for cutting bone and cartilage

Utilized for grasping and holding tissues during surgery

Used in procedures where organs or intestines need to be retracted

To retract organs or intestines during procedures

To cut tissue during surgery

To suture wounds after surgery

Used to hold back tissue and muscle in spinal and neurosurgical procedures such as laminectomy

A tool for cutting bone during orthopedic surgery

An instrument for suturing wounds

A device for measuring blood pressure