Lane Dissecting and Tissue Forceps 2 x 3 Teeth (139.7mm) (5.5inch) Knapp The half of the jaws

The half of the jaws with horizontal serrations are used to grab and hold tissue securely

It is commonly used in medical and surgical procedures

The two rows of three teeth provide a secure grip on delicate tissue and the 7 inch length allows for greater reach into the surgical site

Dissecting and tissue forceps are used in the surgical field to grasp and hold tissue or organs during surgical procedures

Lane Dissecting and Tissue Forceps 2 x 3 Teeth (139.7mm) (5.5inch) Knapp The half of the jawsLane Dissecting and Tissue Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used in the surgical field to grasp and hold tissue or to dissect tissue. The forceps have two blades with three teeth each, which allow for a secure grip. They are typically used for delicate procedures such as dissecting small blood vessels or dissecting tissue for biopsies.