Graspering forceps are a surgical tool used to hold a small object. They are typically made of stainless steel and are available in three or four-prong configurations. This allows them to attach securely to the surface of the object and easily release it. They feature ergonomic handles, a patented locking mechanism, and strong, reliable prongs.
Graspering forceps are used in many different medical procedures. For example, urologists use grabbing forceps for flexible cystoscopy. These forceps are used to remove foreign bodies or stents. They are also commonly used in the treatment of tumors.
