Tissue forceps are surgical instruments used to grasp, hold, or manipulate soft tissues during medical procedures. They typically have a tweezer-like design with two arms that can be opened and closed. The tips of tissue forceps may be smooth or serrated, allowing for a secure grip on various types of tissue without causing damage. These tools are essential in surgeries and examinations, providing precision and control. Tissue forceps come in various sizes and shapes, catering to different surgical needs. They are commonly used in conjunction with other instruments, such as scalpels and scissors, to facilitate effective surgery and medical procedures.