Adson tissue forceps, named after the American surgeon Alfred Washington Adson, are a type of surgical instrument commonly used in various medical procedures. They are designed for grasping and holding delicate tissues during surgery.

DESIGN

Adson tissue forceps have a fine, toothed or serrated pattern along the jaws to provide a secure grip on tissues without causing excessive damage.

The forceps have a slender and elongated design with straight or slightly curved jaws.