Which of the following instruments is typically used for precise dissection in surgery?

The Brown forceps are specifically designed for precise dissection during surgical procedures. They feature a tweezer-like shape with a serrated grip that allows for a secure hold on tissue, making them ideal for manipulating delicate structures without causing damage. Their design aids in the precision needed for detailed work within a surgical field, facilitating the careful dissection of tissues.

In contrast, the other instruments listed serve different purposes. The DCP Plate is used in orthopedic surgeries to stabilize bone fractures; it is not intended for dissection. The wire driver is a tool for driving wire, often used in surgical fixation but not for dissecting tissues. The Rummel tourniquet is employed to control blood flow during surgery, allowing for a bloodless field but is not used for dissection itself.