Crile Needle Holder
- Lengths
- 6–7 in
- Setups
- 3
Ring-handled needle holder with a ratchet and straight, narrow jaws that taper to a blunt tip. The jaws are cross-serrated with a center groove. It is lighter than a Mayo-Hegar needle holder.
Primary uses
What this instrument is on the table to do.
Holds needles carrying lightweight to intermediate-weight suture. Two are on the craniotomy tray, the basic plastic tray and pediatric trays, next to the Crile-Wood needle holders.
Sizes & variants
The lengths, angles and patterns it comes in.
6 in (Sklar 20-1265, narrow jaws) and 7 in (Sklar 20-1270).
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