Doyen Aneurysm Needle Hollow Handle (Figure 1) Finger The forceps also feature a

The forceps also feature a locking mechanism that allows them to be securely held in place

The forceps have small teeth that allow the surgeon to grip and hold tissue without crushing it

The 3 x 4 teeth indicate that the forceps have three rows of four teeth

This item is a surgical instrument used to grasp and hold tissue

Doyen Aneurysm Needle Hollow Handle (Figure 1) Finger The forceps also feature aThe Doyen Aneurysm Needle Hollow Handle (Figure 1) is used in the surgical field to facilitate the closure of aneurysms. It is a hollow needle with a curved tip that is used to pass sutures through the wall of an aneurysm, allowing for secure closure. The hollow handle allows for the passage of suture material through the needle, allowing for a secure closure.