106 devices · GMDN 35110
A skin and tissue hook is a manual surgical instrument used by clinicians to grasp, lift, and stabilize anatomical structures during procedures. By applying traction to the site, these tools provide surgeons with better visibility and access to the area being operated on.
These instruments feature a shaft with curved hooks at the tip that lock into tissue when rotated. They are constructed from durable stainless steel and are designed to be cleaned and sterilized for repeated use in a clinical setting.
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