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Description

Sklar's Mass General Hospital ratcheted finger ring needle holder is used for suturing. The cross-serrated fenstrated jaws ensure a firm grip on the needle. The M.G.H. have short straight jaws that are blunt, distinguishing them from the sharp Crile-Wood, Saro, Halsey and Webster.

Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Grade sklar or grade
Handle Style finger rings
Instrument Curvature straight
Instrument Length 7"
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname mgh (mass general hospital)
Type needle holders
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style cross-serrated with groove

Frequently asked questions

How does the M.G.H. pattern differ from other needle holders?

The M.G.H. (Mass General Hospital) design is specifically engineered with short, straight, and blunt jaws. This distinguishes it from other common patterns like the Crile-Wood, Saro, Halsey, or Webster holders, which often feature sharper tips. The blunt jaw profile is intentional, providing a unique geometry for specific suturing techniques.

How reliable is the grip on the suture needle?

The instrument features cross-serrated, fenestrated jaws. This specialized texture ensures a secure, non-slip hold on the suture needle, giving the user greater confidence and control during delicate suturing tasks.

Is this instrument built for repeated clinical use?

Yes, this is a reusable surgical instrument. It is manufactured to high standards specifically for repeated sterilization and frequent use in demanding surgical environments, ensuring long-term utility.

Is the material safe for patients with sensitivities?

Absolutely. This needle holder is 100% latex-free, meaning it is not made with any natural rubber latex. It is a safe and suitable choice for both users and patients who may have latex sensitivities or allergies.

What is the advantage of the straight jaw design?

The straight jaw design is typically preferred for procedures where the user needs to hold needles in a neutral plane relative to the skin surface. This alignment allows for a more direct and intuitive motion during suturing.

Is this instrument compliant with procurement regulations?

Yes, this product is TAA compliant. It meets the necessary requirements set forth by the Trade Agreements Act, making it suitable for facilities that mandate TAA-compliant equipment.

How does the ratcheted mechanism improve precision?

The integrated ratcheted mechanism combined with the finger ring handles allows the surgeon to lock the instrument at the desired tension. This ensures the needle remains firmly grasped without needing constant manual pressure, allowing for steady, precise movements.

Is this the right length for standard surgical kits?

This needle holder measures 7 inches in length. This is a versatile, standard length for surgical instrumentation, providing an ideal balance between reach and manual dexterity for most suturing applications.

What sets this Sklar instrument apart from others?

Beyond its specialized M.G.H. geometry, this instrument is manufactured to the Sklar or Grade standard, which signifies high-quality, professional-grade surgical construction. It is designed to be a durable, reliable, and precise tool for the professional environment.

Does the jaw texture prevent slippage?

Yes, the jaws are cross-serrated. This specific pattern creates a high-friction surface that prevents the needle from rotating or slipping out of the jaws while in use, ensuring that the needle stays exactly where you place it.