Surgical Doyen Forceps, SPHF-103

9" (22.9 cm), curved, flexible blades with longitudinal serrations

Surgical Doyen Forceps:

• They're curved and lightweight, and they're usually employed to hold huge organs. For more devices check tonsil hemostatic forceps.
• Doyen intestinal forceps have longitudinal serrations and are non-crushing intestine occluding forceps.
• Used to obstruct the gut lumen temporarily.
• These come in a variety of sizes and are available in both straight and curved versions.
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What are the characteristics of doyen forceps?

1. The long, thin, and bowed jaws of Doyen forceps are characterized by fine (usually) longitudinal serrations running the length of the gripping surface.
2. They are offered as curved or straight instruments in lengths ranging from 6.5 to 9 inches.
3. These forceps are employed in the surgery of the stomach and intestines.
4. When the first teeth of the ratchet are engaged, only the tips of the jaws touch, resulting in a comfortable, atraumatic grip (because of their bowed shape).