- Designed to secure drapes and towels to the patient's skin or to each other to maintain a sterile operative field during medical and dental procedures
Uses
- Drape and Towel Fixation:
- Its primary role is to grasp and securely hold surgical drapes and towels in place
- Surgical Site Organization:
- Used to anchor tubes, cables, or surgical cords to the drapes, keeping the work area clear
- Small Bone/Tissue Manipulation:
- While primarily for drapes, Backhaus clamps are sometimes used in specific orthopedic or minor surgical procedures to grasp small bones or tough tissue
Features
- Design:
- A traditional ratcheted instrument with sharply pointed, inwardly curved jaws
- Material:
- Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel for maximum durability
- Size:
- Features a compact length of 3.5 inches (9cm)
- Mechanism:
- Includes a locking ratchet handle that allows the clinician to adjust and maintain the clamping pressure
- Maintenance:
- Fully autoclavable and reusable, built to withstand repeated sterilization cycles
Benefits
- Secure Grip:
- The locking ratchet mechanism and sharp tips ensure that drapes do not slip, maintaining the integrity of the sterile field throughout the procedure
- Precision and Control:
- The small 9cm size allows for precise placement, even in confined surgical areas like the oral cavity
- Longevity:
- Surgical stainless steel construction provides excellent resistance to corrosion and wear, offering long-term value for the practice
- Standardized Quality:
- Part of the Henry Schein Brand line, providing a cost-effective alternative to premium-priced instruments without sacrificing clinical performance
