- A surgical instrument used as an artery or intestinal clamp, specifically designed for grasping and manipulating tissues in delicate procedures
Uses
- Artery clamping:
- Temporarily occluding blood vessels to control blood flow during surgery
- Intestinal procedures:
- Gently holding or manipulating sections of the intestine
- Thyroid/Goiter surgery:
- Used as a specialized instrument for procedures in the thyroid region
- Veterinary medicine:
- Employed in various animal health surgeries where precise tissue handling is necessary
Features
- Design:
- Straight pattern for direct access to the surgical site
- Jaws:
- Features both longitudinal serrations (grooves running the length of the jaw) and cross-tip serrations for a firm grip
- Length:
- Approximately 6 inches (15.2cm) long
- Material:
- Expertly crafted from high-quality, surgical-grade German stainless steel
- Construction:
- Fully tempered box-lock helps maintain precise instrument alignment
- Finish:
- Satin finish helps to reduce glare during use
Benefits
- Secure Grasp:
- The combination of longitudinal and cross-tip serrations ensures a firm, non-crushing grip on tissues or vessels, minimizing trauma
- Durability and Longevity:
- Made with premium German stainless steel and a passivation process that helps protect against corrosion from repeated sterilization cycles
- Reliability:
- As a Miltex instrument, it is manufactured to high O.R. quality standards and specifications, providing reliable performance in critical procedures
- Enhanced Control:
- The straight design and precise jaw alignment facilitate accurate and controlled manipulation of delicate structures
