Hern Patterson Forceps
straight, w/ ratchet, 17.0 mm, 13" (33.0 cm) Hern Patterson Forceps are commonly used in the removal of tissue, such as the placenta, from the uterus. The straight forceps feature serrated, hollow, circular blades at the tip to provide a firm grip on the tissue to be removed. The ring handles have a lock to keep the blades in position during procedures.
Hern Van-Lyth Ovum Forceps
Hern-Barret Placenta Forceps
curved, smooth, 16.0 mm jaws, 13" (33.0 cm) Iowa Membrane Puncturing Forceps are commonly used to rupture the membrane surrounding the amniotic fluid and induce labor in a pregnant woman. The s-shaped forceps feature long, slender hooks with 5X6 teeth to puncture the membrane. The ring handles allow the obstetrician to perform the procedure comfortably and with ease.
Herrick Kidney Clamp
Hibbs Retractor
Hibbs Retractor
sharp teeth
Hibbs Retractor offers superior soft tissue retraction in deep areas of the body during cases where extensive tissue causes an obstructed view. This retractor is designed to provide a secure hold using either the sharp tooth end or the elegantly curved handle end, when more leverage is needed, and is available in two sizes for a wide range of patients. The deep curve ensures a clean operating field of vision and allows for greater freedom of manipulation during delicate procedures.
Hoen Grasping Forceps
Hoen Grasping Forceps
serrated, 1x2 teeth, 5-1/2" (14.0 cm)
Hoen Grasping Forceps are a uniquely designed instrument that can be used in a variety of surgical procedures. This instrument has jaws that are set at an angle to the ring handles that allows the jaws to be parallel to the body or site of grasping while the handle is able to remain comfortably out of the field of surgery. The jaws of these forceps are serrated and feature 1x2 teeth which further aids in their ability to grasp many different tissue layers and surfaces.
Hoen Hemilaminectomy Retractor
2 pairs of blades, 10-3/4" (27.3 cm) Hoen Hemilaminectomy Retractor is a unique instrument ideal for hemilaminectomy procedures in which half of the vertebral arch is removed to alleviate pressure on the spinal cord. The unique long arm design allows this retractor to be effective in retraction while remaining out of the surgical field. Additionally it features two pairs of blades allowing secure retraction. Please note that website images are often representative of the product family and may not conform to the exact specifications or features of the item you select. The final specifications will match the description of the specific catalog item you select.
Hoen Ivd Rongeur
4.0 mm jaw, 1x2 teeth, 5-1/2" (14.0 cm) Hoen IVD Rongeur is an instrument ideally suited for use in spinal surgeries. This particular instrument is specifically crafted for use in handling and manipulation of intervertebral disc. It can be used in procedures such as intervertebral disc arthroplasty in which a disc is replaced or in herniated disc repair. This rongeur features ring handles for ease in manual operation as well as jaws with 1x2 teeth that allow it to effectively grip the IVD without slippage. This instrument is available in a straight or fenestrated satisfying a variety of surgical needs or surgeon preferences.
Hoff Towel Clamp Forceps
Hoff Towel Clamp Forceps
Hoff Towel Clamp Forceps have jaw tips that are round with a flat surface area. These tips are designed to eliminate penetration to drapes when they are held in place during surgical operations. Depending on the type of drapes being held or the size of the area, the clamp forceps are offered in two different overall lengths.
Hospital Forceps
Hospital Forceps
5-1/2" (14.0 cm)
Providence Hospital Forceps are 5 ½" in length and contain partially serrated jaws. These jaws are available in a curved or straight style and help to control bleeding during general surgical procedures. This forceps has ring-handles and is able to be held in place due to the ratchet mechanism.
Hudson (Ewald) Thumb Forceps
Hudson Burr
Hudson Burr - 3/8"
3/8" (10.0 mm)
Surgical's Hudson Burr is ideally suited for use in neurosurgical procedures specifically of the brain. A drill can be used to start a pilot hole which can then be further enlarged via use of a burr. This instrument can e used in procedures such as craniotomies which require access through the bony skull down to the softer brain tissue. This instrument features a 10.0 mm diameter.