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Angulation of ringed grasping instruments.

Abstract

A modification of conventional needleholders with grasping rings is presented. It consists of providing a 30 degree angulation of the rings to the body of the instrument, 1 cm. distal to the ratchet. The net effects are ease of grasping the instrument from the tray, increased comfort for both right- and left-handed surgeons, better visibility, and increased effectiveness in encompassing more tissue deeply for better wound edge eversion.

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S L Perlman. Angulation of ringed grasping instruments.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3905933/

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