Dissection forceps

Dissection forceps are surgical instruments designed to grasp, manipulate, compress, or join tissue during procedures such as dissection and autopsy. They are available in two main styles: a self‑retaining, scissors‑like version with ring handles and various blade shapes, and a tweezers‑like version with serrated tips, often in fine or micro sizes.

These instruments are reusable devices typically constructed from high‑grade stainless steel and may include carbide inserts for enhanced durability. As standard surgical tools, they fall under general medical device regulations that govern reusable instruments, requiring compliance with material, safety, and performance standards.