Ferris-Smith Tissue Forceps are specifically designed for what purpose?

Ferris-Smith Tissue Forceps are specifically designed for grasping heavy tissue or bone due to their robust and textured design, which provides a firm grip on larger and denser anatomical structures. The wide jaws of these forceps allow for an effective hold on thick tissues, making them particularly useful in surgeries where substantial tissue manipulation is necessary. Their strong construction ensures that they can securely handle the demands of procedures involving heavier tissues, contributing to the overall efficiency and safety of surgical operations.

In contrast, while the other options focus on grasping delicate tissues, holding tissues during suturing, or clamping fine blood vessels, those functions are better suited for other types of forceps with specialized designs that prioritize finesse and precision rather than the strength required for heavier tissues.