- Designed for securely grasping heavy or tough tissue and controlling bleeding during surgical procedures
Uses
- Hemostasis:
- The primary use is to clamp large blood vessels to temporarily stop blood flow and control hemorrhaging during surgery
- Tissue Grasping:
- The robust design and aggressive teeth are ideal for securely holding heavy or tough tissues, such as fascia or muscle, that might otherwise slip
- General Surgery:
- They are commonly used in various general surgical procedures across human medicine as well as in Podiatry and Veterinary applications
- Holding and Manipulating:
- The instrument serves as a "third hand" to hold tissues or other structures in place, improving a surgeon's visibility and access to deeper surgical fields
Features
- 1 x 2 Teeth:
- The key feature is the interlocking tooth mechanism at the tip, providing a firm, non-slip grip
- Straight Jaws:
- The jaws are straight, which is best for applications where direct access to the tissue is required
- Ratchet Lock:
- A reliable ratchet locking mechanism allows the user to maintain clamping pressure without continuous manual force
- Surgical-Grade Material:
- Manufactured from high-quality, O.R.-grade German stainless steel, ensuring durability, resistance to corrosion, and suitability for repeated sterilization
- Optimal Length:
- The instrument is 5-1/2 inches (14cm) in length, offering a balance of reach and maneuverability for various procedures
Benefits
- Secure Hold:
- The aggressive 1 x 2 teeth provide a superior, locking grip on tough tissues, minimizing the risk of slippage during critical surgical moments
- Reliable Performance:
- The high-quality German craftsmanship and materials ensure consistent performance and extended instrument life
- Cost-Effective:
- As a reusable and autoclavable instrument, it offers long-term value for medical practices and hospitals
- Ease of Use:
- The finger-ring handle and ratchet lock provide the surgeon with excellent control, precision, and the ability to free up a hand when the instrument is locked in place
