It appears there might be a slight typo in your query. If you are referring to “Pean Forceps straight,” it indicates a specific type of surgical instrument used in medical and surgical procedures.
- Pean Forceps: Named after the French surgeon Jules-Émile Péan, these forceps are hemostatic instruments characterized by their robust construction and serrated jaws. They are commonly used for clamping and controlling blood vessels during surgical procedures.
- Straight: The term “straight” specifies the design of the forceps. Unlike curved forceps, the straight design indicates that the jaws of the forceps are in a linear, non-curved alignment.
Pean Forceps with a straight design are useful in situations where a linear approach is required for clamping or manipulating tissues or blood vessels. They are versatile instruments commonly employed in various surgical and medical settings.
