Description

It seems there might be a mix-up in the terminology. The instrument you’re referring to is commonly known as “Adson Dressing Forceps” rather than “Adson Needle Tweezer.” Here’s some information:

• Name: Adson Dressing Forceps
• Design:
  • Fine, serrated tips for a secure grip on delicate materials such as dressings, tissues, or sutures.
  • The forceps have a locking mechanism on the handle for maintaining a secure hold during procedures.
  • The tips may be straight or slightly curved.
• Purpose:
  • Adson Dressing Forceps are primarily used for holding and manipulating dressings, delicate tissues, or other lightweight materials during medical procedures.
• Material:
  • Typically made of stainless steel or another medical-grade material for durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization.

If you are specifically looking for information on “Adson Needle Tweezer,” it might be helpful to confirm the correct name or provide additional details for more accurate information.