Why named as mosquito artery forceps?

Mosquito artery forceps are named for their small size and their resemblance to the mosquito's proboscis. They are typically used to grasp and hold small blood vessels during surgical procedures. Mosquito artery forceps are available in a variety of sizes and shapes, depending on the specific needs of the surgeon.

The tips of mosquito artery forceps are typically serrated, which helps to prevent them from slipping off of the blood vessel. The forceps also have a locking mechanism that keeps them closed when they are not in use. This helps to prevent accidental injury to the patient.

Mosquito artery forceps are a valuable tool for surgeons, and they are used in a variety of surgical procedures. They are particularly useful in microsurgery, where precision and accuracy are essential.