8 matching records for DOUBLE HOOK.
A hand-held, blunt, manual ophthalmic surgical instrument intended for manipulation/retraction of intraocular structures, lens nucleus splitting/manipulation, removal of foreign bodies in the eye, corneal manipulation (e.g., LASIK flap lifting), and/or in s...
A hand-held, blunt, manual ophthalmic surgical instrument intended for manipulation/retraction of intraocular structures, lens nucleus splitting/manipulation, removal of foreign bodies in the eye, corneal manipulation (e.g., LASIK flap lifting), and/or in s...
A double-ended surgical instrument designed to hold the trachea steady during the creation of a tracheostoma and/or for separating/drawing aside the margins of a tracheostoma to assist in the insertion of a tracheostomy tube. It can be of various designs, e...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to hook skin or tissue in order to grasp, apply traction, and lift the skin/tissue during a surgical intervention. It is typically a shaft-like instrument with small double hooks at the distal end and a handle...
A surgical instrument for separating or drawing aside the margins of a surgical incision made during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery or various structures of these anatomical locations. It can have various designs, e.g., double or single-ended with a flat or ...
A hand-held, manually-operated, surgical instrument used to lift, position or pry anatomical structures or surgical material during ear/nose/throat (ENT) surgery. It may be a single or a double-ended device with a blunted blade or hook of various shapes wit...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to grip and hold a bone or, being used in pairs one on either side of the fracture, to approximate the proximal and distal segment of a fractured bone during orthopaedic surgery. It is typically made of high-g...
A hand-held, manually-operated, surgical instrument intended to catch and pull, lift, or draw aside the wound margins of skin and thin or delicate tissues [e.g., dura mater (the outermost membrane that envelops the brain and spinal cord)] during a surgical ...