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 16 cm REDUCTION CENTERING BONE HOLDING FORCEPS ORTHOPEDIC INSTRUMENTS - YNR US $47.41 
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 VERBRUGGE BONE HOLDING FORCEPS 17 CM ORTHOPEDIC INSTRUMENTS CE MARK -YNR US $39.50
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 24 cm REDUCTION CENTERING BONE HOLDING FORCEPS ORTHOPEDIC INSTRUMENTS - YNR US $55.31
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 17cm ULRICH BONE HOLDING FORCEPS STRAIGHT SURGICAL ORTHOPEDIC INSTRUMENT - YNR US $88.50
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 Bone Holding Forceps 17" with Ratchet, Orthopedic Insts US $49.50
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 Farabeuf Lambotte Bone Holding Forceps 10.25" Surgical US $53.39
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 Verbrugge Bone Holding Forceps Medical INSTRUMENTS NEW US $24.50
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 Bone Holding Forceps Surgical Orthopedic Instruments US $45.99
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 3 FOERSTER SPONGE HOLDING Forceps Surgical Instruments US $12.90
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 KERN 8.5" BONE HOLDING FORCEPS, German US $77.00
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 1-Ea. KERN BONE HOLDING 9.5" (ORTHOPEDIC) FORCEPS. US $37.99
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 NEW Bone Reduction Forceps with Fixation screw 8" Orthopedic Surgical Holding US $69.00
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 Plate and bone holding Forceps SURGICAL INSTRUME KC0140 US $23.99
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 Lot of 12 Pieces sponge holding forcep 7" str US $45.00
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 3 pcs sponge holding forcep 7" str US $15.00
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 Eight pcs foerster sponge holding forcep 9.5" str US $22.99
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 VERBRUGGE Bone Holding Forceps Orthopedic Instruments US $85.99
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 1-Ea. KERN BONE HOLDING 6" (ORTHOPEDIC) FORCEPS. US $33.35
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 LANE Bone Holding Forceps 13" w/out Ratchet Orthopedic US $44.50
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 Katena Clayman Lens Holding Forceps K5-8700 US $35.00
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 9.5" New Stainless Steel Spong Holding Forceps Good Quality US $6.00
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 Forcep Gauze Pad Holding New US $9.00
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 Howmedica Dall Miles 6704-9-520 Sleeve holding forceps US $75.50
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 CLAYMAN LENS HOLDING DELICATE MICRO FORCEPS OPHTHALMIC US $35.99
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 STRYKER PLATE HOLDING FORCEPS, 01-08105, for Hand Surgery US $103.00
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 Lambotte Bone Holding Forceps 10" Orthopedic Veterinary US $23.99
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 Kern Bone Holding Forceps Ratchet 4" Veterinary Instrum US $19.99
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 Lane Bone Holding Forceps 13" With Rachet Orthopedic US $67.99
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 Kern Bone Holding Forceps Ratchet 6" Veterinary Instrum US $34.99
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 Kern Bone Holding Forceps 9.50" Orthopedic Instruments US $47.99
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 Lane Bone Holding Forceps 17" With Rachet Orthopedic US $76.99
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 Kern Bone Holding Forceps Ratchet 4" Veterinary Inst US $23.99
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 Verbrugga Bone Holding Forceps 9" Orthopedic VET INST. US $21.99
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 KERN BONE HOLDING FORCEPS 9.5" SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS US $53.39
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 Kern Bone Holding Forceps Surgical Instruments US $48.15
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 Labotte Bone Holding Forceps Orthopedic Surgical Tools US $53.39
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 SYNTHES Plate Holding Forceps Swivil Foot 398.8111 Size 0 NEW!! US $99.95
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 Bone Holding Forceps 9"Veterinary Orthopedic Instrument US $19.95
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 LAMPOTTE BONE HOLDING FORCEPS SURGICAL ORTHOPEDIC INSTS US $67.00
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 New PACK 2 Medical Surgical Foerster Sponge Holding Forcep Curved 18 CM ANGELUS US $55.95
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 New PACK 2 Medical Surgical Foerster Sponge Holding Forcep Curved 25 CM ANGELUS US $69.95
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 12 Sponge Holding Forceps Str 9½" Surgical Instruments US $50.80
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 SKLAR FERGUSON BONE HOLDING FORCEPS 8" US $55.00
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 Lane Bone Holding Forceps 13" Orthopedic Surgical Tools US $53.39
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 Lane Bone Holding Forceps 13" w/Ratchet Surgical Tools US $53.39
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 Langenbeck Bone Holding Forceps 21cm Surgical Orthopedic Instruments US $22.90
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 Ulrich Bone Holding Forceps Straight 23cm Orthopedic US $99.99
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 Patella Bone Holding Forceps W/ Screw Lock Orthopedic US $46.60
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 PEDIATRIC KERN BONE HOLDING FORCEPS 6" ORTHOPEDIC INST US $30.50
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 1 KERN Bone Holding Forceps Orthopedic Instruments(New) US $24.50
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 KERN Bone Holding Forceps 6" with Ratchet, Orthopedic US $21.00
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 ALAN SCOT BONE HOLDING FORCEP - SELF CENTERING - CURVED 9 7/8'' US $125.00
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 3 Kidney Tray 10" 3 Sponge Holding forceps Surgical US $92.90
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 FOERSTER 10'' CURVED SPONGE HOLDING FORCEP US $25.00
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 Verbrugge Bone Holding Forcep US $75.00
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 Clay Adams Tongue Holding Forceps 9" (373) US $50.00
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 Synthes 399.091 Bone Holding Forceps 7.75" (19.8cm) US $179.99
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 kern Bone Holding Forceps 8" with ratchet Orthopedic US $25.90
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 BABY VERBRUGGE Bone Holding Forceps Orthopedic 6.75" US $49.98
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 Bone holding forceps 17" without Rachet Orthopedic NEW US $47.41
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 Verbrugge Bone Holding Forceps Orthopedic Instrument 3p US $158.05
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 Richards KERN BONE HOLDING FORCEPS, w/ Ratchet, German US $59.00
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 ASICO Lens holding forcep with peg US $40.00
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 Livernois IOL holding forcep, angled US $20.00
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 SPONGE HOLDING FORCEPS 9.5'' Curved SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS X-MASS SALE SALE US $10.27
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 Four Pcs foerster sponge holding forcep 9.5" str US $13.00
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 Synthes REF 399.123 Bone Holding Forceps, Soft Rachet US $299.00
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 Synthes REF 399.121 Bone Holding Forceps, Soft Rachet US $299.00
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 Reduction Bone Holding Lucking Forceps US $57.99
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 Synthes REF 399.122 Bone Holding Forceps, Soft Rachet US $299.00
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 Prestige quality Kern bone holding clamps forceps with ratchet orthopedic 210 mm US $31.60
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 Ferguson Bone Holding Forceps 8' orthopedic instruments US $63.21
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 SPONGE HOLDING FORCEPS 9.5'' SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS US $11.06
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 LANE Bone Holding Forceps 17" w/out Ratchet Orthopedic US $75.99
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 LANE Bone Holding Forceps 13" with Ratchet, Orthopedic US $46.00
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 Bone Holding Forceps Surgical orthopedic Instruments US $45.90
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 2 LAMPOTTE BONE HOLDING FORCEPS ORTHOPEDIC FRE SHIPPING US $120.00
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 Synthes 348.98 Micro Bone Plate Holding Forceps US $99.99
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 Katena Kratz Lens Holding Forceps K5-8500 US $35.00
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 NEW Gauze Pad Holding Forceps Straight 9 1/2" LOT 3 US $49.99
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 Kern Bone Holding Forceps 6" US $45.00
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 PEDIATRIC KERN Bone Holding Forceps 5.5" with Ratchet, US $20.90
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 KERN Bone Holding Forceps 9 with Ratchet, Orthopedic US $36.80
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 Bone Holding Forceps 5.50" Orthopedic Instruments US $47.41
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 Surgical Lane Bone Holding Forceps 12"- SCNOLL England US $38.47
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 New kern Bone Holding Forceps 8" Orthopedic Instruments US $54.99
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 Bone Holding Forceps 9" Surgical Orthopedic Instruments US $64.99
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 Bone Holding Forceps 9.5 Surgical Orthopedic Instrument US $53.30
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 Bone Holding Forceps10.5 Surgical Orthopedic Instrument US $79.99
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 Bone Holding Forceps 10" Surgical Orthopedic Instrument US $74.99
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 KERN LANE Bone Holding Forceps 7" without Ratchet US $24.50
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Holding Forceps
Patella Bone Holding Forceps, Three Prong. Item Code: 343.010
Ancient Greco Roman Medical and Surgical Instruments
Physicians in the Classical World had access to a variety of medical & surgical instruments that were designed to aid them in their treatment of the sick. Several ancient texts mention the use of surgical tools and instruments used by doctors in antiquity. The precise date when each instrument was first employed is largely unknown. The most of the instruments seemed to have been available to Hippocrates (c. 460) and continued to be used throughout the late Roman Empire with several existing in a similar form still being used by physicians today. The Greco-Roman Age covers the period when the Romans ruled the Greek World. Greek medicine and surgery grew up side by side, as partners and medicine continued to develop under the Romans who had gained much of their medical knowledge from the Greeks; so much so that Julius Caesar gave Roman citizenship to all free-born Greek physicians practicing in Rome. The Romans easily conquered Macedonia and Greece in 197 BC but proclaimed "the freedom of Greece" the following year only to return in 167 BC to abolish the Macedonian kingdom that refused to follow their wishes. Roman armies swept into Southern Greece taking action against those who disobeyed their orders. Another recognized period known as the Greco-Roman occurred from the time of the great physician, Galen, until the fall of the Roman Empire. Toward the end of this era, Greek influence began to fade. Only a few medical men were respected but most were little better off than slaves do. After a time, Roman medicine fell into the orbit of Byzantine Culture and lost the original virility inherited from the Greeks.
Physicians and dentists in the Ancient World had a variety of surgical instruments available to them in the treatment of the sick and a number of ancient manuscripts mention the use of surgical tools. Bone drills were used to remove diseased bone tissue and foreign objects of considerable thickness, such as a weapon, from a bone. Hooks were commonly used and came in two varieties, either sharp or blunt. The sharp hooks were used to hold and lift small pieces of tissue so that it could be extracted. They were also used to retract the edges of the wounds. The spatula probe was used for the mixing, measuring and applying of different medications. The medical scalpel was used to make a variety of incisions but it seemed to be particularly suited for making either deep or long cuts. Aetius, a 6th century physician, described using a forceps to crush the uvula before cutting it off in order to prevent hemorrhaging.
Scalpels could be made of steel, bronze, or a combination of the two metals (such as a steel blade and a bronze handle). Ancient scalpels had almost the same form and function as their modern counterparts do today. The two long steel scalpels that make up the first and third columns of the accompanying image are examples of the most ordinary type of scalpel from antiquity. These long scalpels could be used to make a variety of incisions, but they seem to be particularly suited to making either deep or long cuts. The four bronze scalpels, which make up columns two and four, are generally referred to as "bellied scalpels." This variety of scalpel was another favorite of physicians in antiquity since the shape of its handle allowed more delicate and precise cuts to be made (such as incisions between ribs).
Hooks were another common instrument used regularly by Greek and Roman doctors. The hooks, the ancient doctors used, came in two basic varieties: sharp and blunt. Both of these types of hooks are still used by modern surgeons for many of the same purposes for which the ancient doctors first used them. For instance, blunt hooks were primarily used as probes for dissection and for raising blood vessels. Sharp hooks, were used to hold and lift small pieces of tissue so that they could be extracted and to retract the edges of wounds.
The Forceps, with their finely toothed jaws, were probably designed to facilitate the amputation of the uvula. This procedure, as described by Aetius in the first half of the sixth century, called for the physician to crush the uvula with forceps before cutting it off in order to prevent hemorrhaging. Forceps also were used by ancient doctors to extract the small fragments of bone, which could not be grasped by the fingers. Naturally, physicians often used such forceps in conjunction with bone drills.
Bone drills were generally driven in their rotary motion by means of a thong in various configurations. Greek and Roman physicians used bone drills in order to excise diseased bone tissue from the skull and to remove foreign objects of considerable thickness (such as a weapon) from a bone.
Physicians in the Classical World employed catheters in order to open up a blocked urinary tract, which allowed urine to pass freely from the body. These early catheters were essentially hollow tubes made of steel or bronze and had two basic designs: one with a slight S curve for male patients and another straighter one for females. The same doctors also used similar shaped devices, which were solid, as opposed to hollow, in order to probe the bladder in search of calcifications.
Summery: The Greco-Roman Age covers the period when the Romans ruled the Greek World. Greek medicine and surgery grew up side by side, as partners and medicine continued to develop under the Romans who had gained much of their medical knowledge from the Greeks.
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