Veterinary Surgery

Does Kelly go all the way? What should we put in a major pack? I never remember how to do an inverting suture pattern. Pull & Know - veterinary surgery is a quick reference guide to common veterinary surgical instruments, suture patterns and suture types vital for for any veterinarian, veterinary technician or veterinary assistant. This series of 31 laminated business card-sized references are bound by key ring and can be easily attached to a pocket or waist band by the carabiner. You can leave it in the surgical prep area for your veterinary assistants. Never have Mayo and Metzenbaum scissors mislabeled again! **Please note this handbook will be shipped with a carabiner as pictured on the First Aid handbook and not a retractable lanyard. Included cards: Towel Clamps Sponge forceps Crile forceps Halsted mosquito forceps Kelly forceps Kocher/Ochsner forceps Rochester-Carmalt forceps Castroviejo needle drivers Mathieu needle drivers Mayo-Hegar needle drivers Olsen-Hegar needle drivers Army Navy retractors Balfour retractors Gelpi retractors Langenbeck retractors Senn retractors Weitlaner retractors Scalpel blades Bard Parker scalpel handle Bandage scissors Iris scissors Mayo scissors Metzenbaum scissors Sharp-blunt scissors Suture scissors Adson thumb forceps Adson-Brown thumb forceps Dressing forceps Alligator forceps Allis tissue forceps Babcock tissue forceps Doyen intestinal tissue forceps Surgery packs Chromic gut suture Silk suture Polydioxanone Polyglactin 910 Poliglecaprone 25 Polyglycolic acid Polyglyconate Coated caprolactam Polyamide Polybutester Polyester Polypropylene Stainless steel Simple interrupted pattern Simple continuous Continuous intradermal Cruciate Ford interlocking Gambee Horizontal mattress Vertical mattress Connell Cushing Halsted Lembert Finger trap