Cushing Tissue Forceps Teeth 1×2

The Cushing tissue forceps (toothed) is a neurosurgical instrument designed by Harvey Cushing for handling dural and brain tissue. Its bayonet-shaped shaft keeps the surgeon’s hands away from the operative field during craniotomy, allowing tissue manipulation under the operating microscope without visual obstruction. The 1×2 teeth provide secure dural grip.

Applications

• Dura mater handling during craniotomy
• Brain tumour dissection
• Neurosurgical tissue manipulation
• Spinal cord surgery

Specifications

• Material: AISI 420 German-grade Stainless Steel
• Teeth: 1×2, fine platform
• Profile: Bayonet-shaped shaft
• Reusable & autoclavable at 134°C