Grasping Forceps

Grasping forceps are surgical instruments designed to securely hold, manipulate, or extract tissues, foreign bodies, or other materials during medical procedures. They feature long, slender shafts with specially designed jaws often serrated or toothed for enhanced grip and precision. Grasping forceps are commonly used in endoscopic, laparoscopic, and general surgical procedures to access difficult-to-reach areas with minimal tissue trauma. These forceps are available in various sizes and shapes depending on their intended application, including straight or curved tips and single- or double-action mechanisms.