Surgical pincers, also known as FORCEPS, are a type of medical instrument used by surgeons to grasp and hold tissue during surgery. They are typically made of stainless steel and have two flat blades that come together at one end. FORCEPS are used to hold tissue in place while the surgeon performs a procedure, such as suturing or cutting. They can also be used to remove foreign objects from the body. FORCEPS are an essential tool for any surgeon and are used in many different types of surgeries.