Ross Aortic Arterial Retractor (Blade Length x Blade Width: 23 x 13mm) (228.6mm) (9inch) Lawrence in this case 7

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It has two criss-crossed serrated jaws that can be used to cut through tissue with precision

4mm) (6 inch) forceps are designed to provide a secure grip on delicate tissues while minimizing the risk of tissue trauma

The silver plating of the probe helps to reduce the risk of infection

The forceps have long shafts and curved 1 x 2 teeth which are designed to grasp and hold tissue in place to help stop the bleeding

Ross Aortic Arterial Retractor (Blade Length x Blade Width: 23 x 13mm) (228.6mm) (9inch) Lawrence in this case 7The Ross Aortic Arterial Retractor is a surgical instrument used to retract the aorta during surgery. It has a blade length of 23mm and a blade width of 13mm, and a total length of 228. 6mm (9 inches). The instrument is used to expose the aorta, allowing the surgeon to perform operations on the aorta, such as aneurysm repair or valve replacement.