Engineering:Bulldogs forceps

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Bulldogs forceps

Bulldogs forceps or bulldog clamps are fine-tipped, spring-loaded forceps used for manipulating fine tissue during surgical procedures. They were invented by Robert Liston,^[1] a pioneering Scottish surgeon.

See also

Instruments used in general surgery

References

↑ "Liston-type artery forceps, London, England, 1831-1870" (in en). http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/broughttolife/objects/display?id=5462.

Surgical instruments

Scalpels	Laser scalpel RF knife Lancets Liston knife Catlin Von Graefe knife
Surgical scissors	Bandage scissors Iris scissors Mayo scissors Metzenbaum scissors Tenotomy scissors
Other	Rongeur Curette Osteotome Drill bits Rasps Trocars Drills Cranial drills Dental drills Dermatomes

Grasping

Retracting and viewing

Other

Examination and prep	Dilators Specula Fiber optic endoscopes Head mirror
Suction:	Yankauer suction tip
Irrigation and injection needles
Measurement	rulers and calipers
Drain	Jackson-Pratt drain Penrose drain
Other	Catheter Surgical staplers Periodontal probe Surgical suture

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Medical clamps