Titanium Peripheral Clamp
Titanium Peripheral Clamp
curved debakey jaws, 6-1/4" (16.0 cm)
Titanium Peripheral Clamp is most frequently used for clamping peripheral arteries in thoracic surgeries to reduce bleeding. Because it is made from blue-anodized titanium, the clamp is lighter, stronger, and not magnetic, making it the ideal choice for the operating room. The curved jaws with DeBakey serrations make atraumatic clamping effortless.
Titanium Satinsky Vena Cava Clamp
debakey jaws, 10" (25.4 cm)
Titanium Satinsky Vena Cava Clamp is most commonly utilized in cardiovascular procedures requiring tangential occlusion. The clamp's anodized-blue titanium construction makes it lighter stronger, and non magnetic. It is available in a range of jaw lengths to accommodate various procedures, and features DeBakey serrated jaws for atraumatic occlusion.
Titanium Subramanian Infant Aorta Clamp
Titanium Subramanian Infant Aorta Clamp
debakey jaws, 6-1/4" (16.0 cm)
Titanium Subramaranian Infant Aorta Clamp is designed to cut off blood flow from the aorta for a variety of cardiothoracic surgeries in infants. Because it's made of blue-anodized titanium, the clamp is very light, reducing strain on the surgeon without sacrificing strength. It also is non-magnetic, meaning less hassle in the operating room. The DeBakey serration on the jaws means atraumatic occlusion of vessels is simple.
Vascular Forceps – Serrated Jaws
Vascular Forceps - Serrated Jaws
serrated jaws
Vascular forceps are used to stop and control arterial bleeding in a variety of surgical operations. They are offered in a variety of jaw curvatures to match specific procedures and physician preferences. They also have serrated jaws, and optional DeBakey teeth for added grip. These forceps are constructed of operating room grade stainless steel by expert German instrument manufacturers.