Duval Intestinal Forceps – 20 cm, 13 mm Jaw | Atraumatic Tissue Grasping Instrument

Duval Intestinal Forceps – 20 cm, 13 mm Jaw | Atraumatic Tissue Grasping Instrument

The Duval Intestinal Forceps (20 cm, 13 mm jaw) is a high‑quality, reusable surgical instrument crafted for safe, atraumatic handling of soft tissues during abdominal, gastrointestinal, and thoracic procedures. With fenestrated, triangular jaws designed to gently yet securely hold intestines, bowel loops, or other delicate tissues, this forceps ensures surgeon control and patient tissue safety during complex operations.

Key Features & Benefits

• Atraumatic, fenestrated triangular jaws — provide secure grip while minimizing trauma to fragile tissues such as intestines, lung, or peritoneum.
• Stainless steel construction — durable, corrosion‑resistant, and autoclave‑compatible for repeated sterilization and reuse. 
• Ergonomic ring handle with ratchet lock — allows surgeons to lock the jaws at a desired width, enabling steady tissue hold without continuous hand pressure. 
• 20 cm overall length with 13 mm jaw opening — suitable for standard abdominal and intestinal surgeries, offering good reach and control.
• Versatile surgical utility — ideal for intestinal manipulation, bowel retraction, anastomosis, thoracic procedures, and other general or visceral surgeries.
• Reusable & autoclavable — designed for long-term use in hospital and clinical settings, ensuring reliable sterilization and instrument longevity.

Clinical Applications

• Bowel and intestinal surgery (resection, anastomosis, handling)
• Gastrointestinal and abdominal operations
• Thoracic surgery (lung tissue handling)
• General soft‑tissue manipulation and retraction
• Use in hospitals, surgical suites, and general operating theatres

Why Choose Intubation Healthcare’s Duval Forceps

At Intubation Healthcare, we supply carefully engineered surgical instruments that deliver precision, safety, and durability. This Duval Forceps is designed to meet international surgical standards and to provide surgeons with a reliable, atraumatic tissue‑holding tool for a variety of procedures.

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