Leriche Artery Forceps, 1×2 Teeth, Straight

Leriche artery forceps are surgical instruments made at Dyna International used in medical procedures to grasp and manipulate blood vessels and tissues during surgery. These forceps are named after the French surgeon René Leriche, who made significant contributions to vascular surgery. The description “1×2 teeth, straight” refers to the specific design of the forceps. This indicates that the forceps have two rows of small teeth on one of the jaws, while the other jaw is smooth. The teeth provide a firm grip on blood vessels or tissues, preventing them from slipping during surgical procedures. The “1×2” notation means one jaw has teeth, and the other does not.