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Supporting Your Unique Instrumentation Needs Presource® Single Sterile Instruments Supporting your unique Commonly used patterns and categories: instrumentation needs Adson tissue forceps (with or without teeth) Baumgartner needle holder The Presource® single sterile instruments assist you in supplying Iris scissors (curved or straight) commonly used disposable instruments to all areas of your facility. Kelly hemostat (curved or straight) Littauer scissors Convenient – single instrument per package Mosquito hemostat (curved or straight) Cost effective – saves on reprocessing time 1 1 Sharp/blunt scissors (5 ⁄2˝ or 4 ⁄2˝) Disposable – for common procedures Webster needle holder Quality – floor grade, satin finish Forceps Needle Holders Cat. No. Description Qty. Cs Cat. No. Description Qty. Cs 3 SSI-0027 Adson tissue forceps, 1 x 2 teeth, 4 ⁄4˝, satin 50 SSI-0044 Baumgartner needle holder, 5˝, satin 50 3 SSI-0026 Adson dressing forceps, serrated, 4 ⁄4˝, satin 50 SSI-0043 Mayo-Hegar needle holder, 8˝, satin 50 3 SSI-0011 Halstead mosquito forceps, curved, 5˝, satin 50 SSI-0017 Webster needle holder, smooth jaws, 4 ⁄4˝, large rings 50 SSI-0012 Halstead mosquito forceps, curved, 5˝, large ring, satin 50 SSI-0018 Webster needle holder, smooth jaws, 5˝, large rings, satin 50 SSI-0010 Halstead mosquito forceps, straight, 5˝, large ring, satin 50 SSI-0019 Webster needle holder, smooth jaws, 5˝, large rings 50 1 SSI-0009 Halstead mosquito forceps, straight, 5˝, satin 50 SSI-0020 Webster needle holder, smooth jaws, 5 ⁄4˝, large rings 50 1 SSI-0047 Hartman alligator forceps, 3 ⁄2˝, satin 50 SSI-0021 Webster needle holder, smooth jaws, 6˝, large rings, satin 50 1 SSI-0015 Kelly forceps, curved, 5 ⁄2˝, satin 50 SSI-0022 Webster needle holder, smooth jaws, 6˝, large rings 50 1 SSI-0013 Kelly forceps, straight, 5 ⁄2˝, satin 50 SSI-0023 Webster needle holder, smooth jaws, 8˝, large rings 50 1 SSI-0016 Rankin crile forceps, curved, 6 ⁄4˝, satin 50 SSI-0014 Rochester-Pean forceps, curved, 8˝, satin 50 1 Vaginal Speculum SSI-0025 Semkin forceps, 4 ⁄2˝, without pin, satin 50 1 Cat. No. Description Qty. Cs SSI-0042 Sponge holding forceps, straight, serrated, 9 ⁄2˝, satin 50 1 SSI-0028 Graves vaginal speculum, small 50 SSI-0024 Thumb dressing forceps, serrated, 5 ⁄2˝, satin 50 SSI-0041 Allis tissue forceps, 4 x 5 teeth, 6˝, satin 50 SSI-0029 Graves vaginal speculum, medium 20 1 SSI-0030 Graves vaginal speculum, large 20 SSI-0037 Backhaus towel clamp, 3 ⁄2˝, satin 50 SSI-0031 Pederson vaginal speculum, small 50 SSI-0032 Pederson vaginal speculum, medium 20 SSI-0033 Pederson vaginal speculum, large 20 Circumcision Clamp Cat. No. Description Qty. Cs SSI-0034 Gomco-style circumcision clamp, 1.1cm 10 SSI-0035 Gomco-style circumcision clamp, 1.3cm 10 SSI-0036 Gomco-style circumcision clamp, 1.45cm 10 Scissors Miscellaneous Cat. No. Description Qty. Cs Cat. No. Description Qty. Cs 1 2 1 SSI-0046 Probe with eye, 5 ⁄ ˝ 50 SSI-0039 Dressing scissors, blunt/blunt, 5 ⁄2˝, satin 50 1 SSI-0045 Wire cutter 50 SSI-0038 Iris scissors, curved, 4 ⁄2˝, satin 50 1 SSI-0005 Iris scissors, curved, 4 ⁄2˝, large rings, satin 50 1 SSI-0001 Iris scissors, straight, 4 ⁄2˝, satin 50 1 SSI-0004 Iris scissors, straight, 4 ⁄2˝, large rings, satin 50 1 SSI-0008 Lister bandage scissors, 5 ⁄2˝, satin 50 1 SSI-0006 Littauer stitch scissors, 4 ⁄2˝, satin 50 1 SSI-0007 Littauer stitch scissors, 4 ⁄2˝, large rings 50 3 For additional information, please contact SSI-0040 Mayo dissecting scissors, straight, 6 ⁄4˝, satin 50 1 your Presource® Products sales representative SSI-0002 OR scissors, straight, sharp/blunt, 4 ⁄2˝, satin 50 1 SSI-0003 Scissors, straight, sharp/blunt, 5 ⁄2˝, satin 50 or customer service at 1.800.964.5227. © Copyright 2006. Cardinal Health, Inc. or one of its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. Lit. No. 2PRE0302 (0806/5M/MC2871) Paper contains a minimum of 10% post-consumer fiber. Cardinal Health Presource® Products 1500 Waukegan Road McGaw Park, IL 60085 www.cardinal.com/presource.
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