Product Overview
The Cushing Tissue Forcep is characterized by its exceptionally long, slender shanks and tapered tips. Unlike the wide-bodied Adson, the Cushing is designed to navigate narrow surgical corridors, such as those found in spinal or cranial surgery. The addition of Tungsten Carbide (TC)—signified by the gold-plated handles—provides a high-density, cross-hatched gripping surface at the tips. This ensures a non-slip hold on fine tissues or 5-0 to 7-0 sutures without the need for aggressive, traumatic teeth.
Key Features
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“Beast-Reach” Slender Profile: The elongated, narrow frame allows the surgeon to reach deep into the operative field—such as the pelvic floor or the sub-cranial space—without the instrument body obstructing the view or the light.
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Diamond-Hard TC Inserts: The tips are reinforced with precision-milled Tungsten Carbide. The micro-cross-hatch pattern provides a “velvet grip” that secures delicate membranes and fine sutures with absolute stability, preventing the material from “shucking” or slipping.
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Atraumatic Tapered Tips: Forged without teeth to ensure a gentle, non-piercing hold. This makes the Cushing the primary choice for handling delicate neurovascular bundles or fine anatomical structures where trauma must be minimized.
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Perfectly Calibrated Spring Tension: The handle is hand-tuned to provide a responsive, lightweight feel. This allows for maximum tactile sensitivity, enabling the surgeon to sense the exact pressure being applied to deep, fragile tissues.
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Surgical-Grade Resilience: Forged from premium stainless steel with vacuum-brazed TC tips. These forceps are built to maintain their micro-alignment and grip through thousands of autoclave cycles.
