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Description

Sklar Schroeder-Braun Tenaculum Forceps are a ratcheted, finger ring instrument commonly used in OB/GYN procedures involving manipulation of the cervix or uterus, most commonly D&C, and vaginal or abdominal hysterectomy. They are also used to grasp, hold, and move vessels and arteries during surgical procedures. The tips of the Schroeder-Braun tenaculum forceps have two flattened prong tips that angle inward at 90 degrees. The prongs overlap, providing a strong hold on the tissue, but are also traumatic. This product has straight shanks and an overall length of 10 inches.

Brand sklar titanium
Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Family tenacula forceps
Grade sklar premium or grade
Handle Style finger rings with ratchet
Instrument Curvature straight
Instrument Length 10"
Instrument Material titanium
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname schroeder (sometimes spelled schroder, schröder)
Tip Config 1x1 sharp prongs (pozzi style rounded tips)
Type forceps
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style smooth

Frequently asked questions

Does the titanium construction offer specific performance benefits?

Yes, utilizing titanium construction provides distinct advantages for surgical instruments, primarily regarding the weight-to-durability ratio. It is significantly lighter than stainless steel alternatives, which helps reduce hand fatigue during long procedures, while maintaining the structural integrity required for firm tissue manipulation.

Is this forceps suitable for heavy-duty tissue manipulation?

Absolutely. The Schroeder-Braun design is specifically engineered for critical surgical maneuvers where a secure, firm hold is required. It features overlapping prongs that offer substantial purchase on tissue during procedures such as D&Cs or hysterectomies.

Can I rely on the ratchet mechanism for hands-free security?

Yes, the integrated ratcheted finger rings are designed to provide reliable, hands-free clamping. Once the forceps are engaged, the ratchet mechanism locks the jaws in place, allowing the surgeon to maintain a consistent hold on tissue or vessels without having to exert continuous manual pressure.

Are there specific maintenance requirements for these titanium instruments?

As a reusable surgical instrument, these forceps are designed to withstand standard sterilization processes used in professional medical environments. Because they are crafted from premium-grade titanium, they offer excellent longevity when handled according to standard surgical instrument care protocols.

Is this instrument safe for patients with latex sensitivities?

Yes, this product is not made with natural rubber latex. It is safe to use in clinical environments where latex allergies are a concern.

Does the design support use in general surgery beyond OB/GYN?

While primarily categorized as an OB/GYN instrument for cervical and uterine manipulation, the design is also highly effective for general surgery applications. Its ability to firmly grasp and secure vessels or arteries makes it a versatile tool when a strong, albeit traumatic, hold is necessary.

Is this product compliant with federal procurement standards?

Yes, these Sklar Titanium forceps are TAA Compliant (Trade Agreements Act), making them suitable for procurement in facilities that require adherence to these specific regulatory standards.

How should I interpret the tip configuration for surgical precision?

The tips feature flattened prongs that angle inward at 90 degrees. This specific geometry is designed to overlap, ensuring maximal purchase on the target tissue. Please note that this configuration is designed to be ‘traumatic,’ meaning it is intended to create a secure, positive lock on tissue rather than a delicate, atraumatic hold.

What is the expected durability of these forceps?

Sklar stands behind the quality of this instrument with a Lifetime warranty. This reflects the high-grade materials and precision manufacturing processes used to ensure the instrument remains functional and reliable throughout its service life.

Are these forceps supplied in a sterile state?

No, these are provided in a non-sterile, factory-new condition. They must undergo the appropriate cleaning and sterilization protocols required by your facility’s infection control standards before their first use in a surgical setting.