Tonsil Dissecting Forceps

Tonsil dissecting forceps typically have a long, slender handle with a curved or angled tip. The tip of the forceps is designed to fit around the tonsil, allowing the surgeon to grasp and hold it firmly. The jaws of the forceps may have serrated or smooth surfaces to provide a secure grip on the tissue.

During a tonsillectomy, the surgeon uses the dissecting forceps to grip the tonsil and carefully separate it from the surrounding tissue. The forceps allow the surgeon to control the tonsil’s position and apply the necessary pressure to dissect it away from its attachment to the throat.

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