Thumb Tissue Forceps

Thumb tissue forceps with 1 x 2 teeth are precision instruments commonly used in surgical and medical procedures. They resemble tweezers with a flat, broad handle that provides a comfortable grip. The tips of these forceps have a unique design, featuring a single tooth on one side and two opposing teeth on the other. This configuration allows the forceps to securely grip tissues or other materials, providing excellent control and precision during use. The toothed design is particularly useful for handling tough or fibrous tissues, as it minimizes the risk of slipping and ensures a firm hold. These forceps are often used in procedures requiring careful manipulation of delicate tissues, such as suturing, wound closure, or removing small foreign objects. The 1 x 2 teeth arrangement helps to reduce tissue trauma by distributing pressure more evenly, making them a valuable tool in both surgical and clinical settings.