Martin tissue forceps with 7 and 8 teeth

Martin Tissue Forceps with 7 and 8 teeth are surgical instruments used for grasping and handling tissue during procedures. The "7 and 8 teeth" refer to the number of serrated, interlocking teeth on the tips of the forceps. These teeth help to securely hold tissues without causing excessive damage. The Martin Tissue Forceps are typically used in general surgery or more specialized procedures where a strong, stable grip is required for manipulating tissues such as skin, muscle, or organ surfaces.