Crile Wood Needle Holder Tungsten Carbide (152.4mm) (6inch) Hovell They are also commonly used

They are also commonly used to cut sutures and to cut through tissue that is too thick for regular scissors

It is inserted into the rectum to allow the doctor to examine the inside of the rectum for any abnormalities

It is used to hold a laryngoscope blade in place during a laryngoscopy procedure

extra long serrated jaws provide a crocodile action

such as packing or splints

Crile Wood Needle Holder Tungsten Carbide (152.4mm) (6inch) Hovell They are also commonly usedThe Crile Wood Needle Holder Tungsten Carbide Jaws Box Joint (152. 4mm) (6 inch) is a surgical instrument used for holding and manipulating needles during suturing and other surgical procedures. It has a box joint design which provides a secure grip and allows for precise control of the needle. The tungsten carbide jaws are durable and provide a strong grip on the needle.