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MAYO-HEGAR DUROGRIP TC Needleholder, straight, 14", (355 mm), with 0.5 mm pitch of serration, suture up to 3/0

FRENCH DUROGRIP TC Needleholder, 6", (160 mm), with 0.4 mm pitch of serration, suture 4/0 - 6/0, non-sterile, reusable

FRENCH DUROGRIP TC Needleholder, 7", (185 mm), with 0.4 mm pitch of serration, suture 4/0 - 6/0, non-sterile, reusable

A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to grasp a suture needle when pushing/pulling the needle and attached suture through tissue during suturing. It is typically made of metal and has short serrated jaws at the distal end to provide better grip of the needle. It is available in a wide variety of sizes and designs, such as: 1) a self-retaining, scissors-like design with ring handles at the proximal end; 2) a tweezers-like design with bowed, hinged handles that are operated by squeezing them together; and 3) a heavy-duty pincer-like design. Some types may utilize inserts made of hard materials (e.g., carbide) and include scissor blades. This is a reusable device.

7 inch De Bakey Needle Holder, TC, Use with 3-0 & 4-0 Suture, 2.0mm Tips

TC micro needle holder, 14cm, straight CASTROVIEJO, with TC inserts Suture size: 5/0-8/0

OLSEN-HEGAR Needle Holder, with suture scissors, straight, serrated, 4 3/4" TC

OLSEN-HEGAR Needle Holder, with suture scissors, straight, serrated, 5 1/2" TC

TC Needle holders CRILE-WOOD, 15cm Suture size 3/0-4/0 with tungsten carbide inserts

CRILE-WOOD DUROGRIP TC Needleholder, 14", (355 mm), with 0.4 mm pitch of serration, suture 4/0 - 6/0

MAYO-HEGAR DUROGRIP TC Needleholder, straight, 14", (355 mm), with 0.5 mm pitch of serration, suture up to 3/0

FRENCH DUROGRIP TC Needleholder, 6", (160 mm), with 0.4 mm pitch of serration, suture 4/0 - 6/0, non-sterile, reusable

FRENCH DUROGRIP TC Needleholder, 7", (185 mm), with 0.4 mm pitch of serration, suture 4/0 - 6/0, non-sterile, reusable

A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to grasp a suture needle when pushing/pulling the needle and attached suture through tissue during suturing. It is typically made of metal and has short serrated jaws at the distal end to provide better grip of the needle. It is available in a wide variety of sizes and designs, such as: 1) a self-retaining, scissors-like design with ring handles at the proximal end; 2) a tweezers-like design with bowed, hinged handles that are operated by squeezing them together; and 3) a heavy-duty pincer-like design. Some types may utilize inserts made of hard materials (e.g., carbide) and include scissor blades. This is a reusable device.