Surgical Instruments

Front 1

Halsted Mosquito Hemostati Forceps

Back 1

3.5" long; horizontal serrations entire length of jaw

Front 2

Crile Hemostatic Forceps

Back 2

4.5" long; Horizontal serrations entire length of jaw

Front 3

Kelly Hemostatic Forceps

Back 3

4.5" long; horizontal serrations on distal 1/2 of jaw

Front 4

Oschner Hemostatic Forceps

Back 4

~5/6" long; horizontal serrations entire length of jaw; rat tooth at the tip

Front 5

Rochester-Pean Hemostatic Forceps

Back 5

6-7" long; horizontal serrations entire length of jaw

Front 6

Rochester-Carmalt Hemostatic Forceps

Back 6

6-7"; Longitudinal serrations entire length of jaw

Front 7

Ferguson Angiotribe

Back 7

8-9" long; crushing jaws

Front 8

Rat Tooth Thumb Forceps

Back 8

Wishbone Shape; large rat teeth; NO shoulders

Front 9

Dressing Thumb Forceps

Back 9

Wishbone shape; fine serrations at tip; NO shoulders

Front 10

Adson Thumb Forceps

Back 10

Fine rat teeth at tip; shoulders

Front 11

Adson-Brown Thumb Forceps

Back 11

Fine serrations at tip; Shoulders

Front 12

Allis Tissue Forceps

Back 12

Long; rounded saw tooth edge tips; jaws look like a "horse mouth" from the side

Front 13

Babcock Tissue Forceps

Back 13

Large; Smooth edge, hollow tips

Front 14

Young Tongue-Grasping Forceps

Back 14

Front 15

General Operating Scissors

Back 15

4-5" long; "cheap" feel; sharp-sharp, sharp-blunt, blunt-blunt

Front 16

Mayo Surgical Scissors

Back 16

4-5" long; "expensive" feel, thicker blade; blunt-blunt tip

Front 17

Metzenbaum Dissecting Scissors

Back 17

Very long, thin shanks; short jaws; blunt-blunt

Front 18

Lister Bandage Scissors

Back 18

Angled Blades

Front 19

Knowles Bandage Scissors

Back 19

Straight blades

Front 20

Suture Removal Scissors

Back 20

Front 21

Olsen-Hegar Needle Holder

Back 21

Scissors proximal to tip; cross-hatched serrations on jaws

Front 22

Mayo-hegar Needle Holder

Back 22

No scissors; cross-hatched sections on jaws

Front 23

Backhaus Towel Clamp

Back 23

Pincer-like tips w/ sharp points

Front 24

Jones Towel Clamp

Back 24

Squeeze handle mechanism; small pincer-like jaws

Front 25

Doyen Intestinal Clamp

Back 25

Long flexible jaws

Front 26

US Army Retractor

Back 26

Long, flat piece of metal with a perpendicular bend at each end

Front 27

Balfour Retractor

Back 27

Large retractor with 2 lateral blades and 1 cranial blade on a ratchet system

Front 28

Gelpi Retractor

Back 28

Retractor with curved jaws and very sharp tips which point laterally

Front 29

Weitlaner Retractor

Back 29

Retractor with curved jaws and very several long, blunt teeth at tips

Front 30

Snook Ovariectomy Hook

Back 30

Flat rod w/ hook at end

Front 31

Covault Ovariectomy Hook

Back 31

Round rod w/ hook at end

Front 32

Iris Scissors

Back 32

Fine points

Front 33

Stevens Tenotomy Scissors

Back 33

4" scissors with short, wide jaws; tapered jaws

Front 34

Strabismus Scissors

Back 34

4" long with short jaws; blunt-blunt tip

Front 35

Desmarres Eyelid Retractor

Back 35

Round handle with flared end that curls over

Front 36

Barraquer Eyelid Retractor

Back 36

Formed from a continuous piece of wire

Front 37

Castroviejo Eyelid Retractor

Back 37

Two wire blades that meet at a set screw

Front 38

Derf Needle Holder

Back 38

4" long; mini Mayo-Hegar needle holder

Front 39

Castroviejo Needle Holder

Back 39

Looks like a thumb forceps with needle holder tip

Front 40

Osteotome

Back 40

Flat chisel cutting edge; V shaped end; blunt end for mallet

Front 41

Bone Chisel

Back 41

Chisel end; one edge longer than other; blunt end for mallet

Front 42

Bone Mallet

Back 42

Stainless Steel Mallet

Front 43

Gigli Wire

Back 43

12" long barbed wire

Front 44

Rongeurs

Back 44

Heavy, spring-loaded pliers type instrument

Front 45

Kern Bone Holding Clamp

Back 45

Rectangular jaws with "fangs" at each corner

Front 46

Bone Plate

Back 46

Metallic plate placed along fracture site

Front 47

Cortical Bone Screw

Back 47

Threaded whole length

Front 48

Lag Bone Screw

Back 48

Partially Threaded

Front 49

Intramedullary Pins

Back 49

Long, straight steel rods; Plain or trocar ends; +/- screw ends

Front 50

Kirschner Wire

Back 50

Small, wire-like bendable pins

Front 51

Cerclage Wire

Back 51

Flexible, smooth stainless steel wire

Front 52

Kirschner Apparatus

Back 52

Heavy rod attached to bone via pins drilled into bone

Front 53

Intramedullary Pin Chuck

Back 53

Heavy metal handle with chuck at one end

Front 54

Intramedullary Pin Cutter

Back 54

Looks like a special bolt cutter