Kocher’s Forceps (Curved)

Kocher’s forceps, also known as Kocher clamps or Kocher hemostatic forceps, are a type of surgical instrument commonly used in various medical procedures. They are named after Emil Theodor Kocher, a Swiss surgeon who developed and popularized their use. Kocher’s forceps are characterized by their strong, curved jaws and serrated tips, which provide a secure grip on tissues or blood vessels during surgical interventions. The forceps are typically made of stainless steel, which ensures durability and sterilizability.