McGavin Approximation Forceps (127mm) (5inch) Hartmann They are typically used for

They are typically used for dissecting tissue

The sharp/blunt design of the scissors allows for cutting through the dressing without damaging the underlying tissue

They are curved to help maneuver around the baby's body and are made of stainless steel to ensure a clean cut

The horizontal serrated jaws provide a secure grip on tissue and the box joint provides a secure connection between the two arms of the forceps

McGavin Approximation Forceps (127mm) (5inch) Hartmann They are typically used forMcGavin Approximation Forceps are used in surgery to hold tissue together while suturing. They are designed to hold the tissue in place while the surgeon stitches the wound closed. The forceps are usually made of stainless steel and have a smooth, serrated edge. The 5 inch version is typically used for larger wounds.