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Webster Needle Holder (120.6mm) (4.75inch) Catlin The 5-inch version is typically

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Webster Needle Holder (120.6mm) (4.75inch) Catlin The 5-inch version is typicallyA Webster Needle Holder is a surgical instrument used to hold suture needles in place during suturing procedures. It has a locking mechanism that allows the surgeon to securely grip the needle and manipulate it during the procedure. The size of the needle holder refers to the length of the instrument, which is 120. 6mm (4? inch).

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The 5-inch version is typically used for larger wounds

They are specifically designed to cut the umbilical cord without damaging the surrounding tissue

4 mm is a surgical instrument used to dissect and manipulate tissue during surgical procedures

Dressing scissors blunt / blunt straight (331mm) (13 inch) are used in the surgical field to cut through bandages and other dressings without damaging the underlying tissue

They are most commonly used for cutting sutures

Webster Needle Holder (120.6mm) (4.75inch) Catlin The 5-inch version is typicallyA Webster Needle Holder is a surgical instrument used to hold suture needles in place during suturing procedures. It has a locking mechanism that allows the surgeon to securely grip the needle and manipulate it during the procedure. The size of the needle holder refers to the length of the instrument, which is 120. 6mm (4? inch).

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