Allis Tissue Forceps

The Alice forceps is a classic surgical instrument designed for grasping, securing, and lifting soft tissues. It features a multi-toothed jaw configuration at the distal end, resembling the interlocking bite of an alligator, which ensures firm tissue grip with relatively minimal trauma. As one of the most fundamental and frequently utilized instruments in open surgery, it demonstrates exceptional clinical utility.

Core Features and Values

· Secure Grasping: The unique serrated design enables effective gripping of fascia, subcutaneous tissue, appendix, ovary, and other soft tissues, significantly reducing the risk of slippage.

· Operational Efficiency: Its lightweight construction facilitates smooth opening and closing, while the locking mechanism allows for temporary tissue fixation, thereby freeing the surgeon's hands for other procedures.

· Minimal Tissue Trauma: Compared to conventional vascular forceps, its finer and denser teeth configuration results in reduced compression damage to tissues.