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Halsted forceps or Mosquito forceps in 🇨🇴 ! Developed by William S Halsted, surgeon of Hopkins Surgery, modern surgery father, inventor of surgical gloves with Goodyear! Used to achieve careful hemostasis, one of the Halsted's principles! #AortaEd Paula Ferrada MD FACS FCCM MAMSE How do you call it?

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@hopkinssurgery @goodyear @pferrada1 Though almost certainly brought back from Europe. Hard to pinpoint exactly when, but here's an example from Terrier (who was Hartmann's professor)

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@hopkinssurgery @goodyear @pferrada1 Marvelous feedback professor thanks a lot

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@hopkinssurgery @goodyear @pferrada1 We call it Mosqo! Not a good use of Metz there.

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@hopkinssurgery @goodyear @pferrada1 “Halsted-mosquito”

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@hopkinssurgery @goodyear @pferrada1 We call the smallest size mosquitoes and the rest 'arteries' (short for 'artery forceps')!

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@hopkinssurgery @goodyear @pferrada1 He also expected a 168 hour work week.

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