Intestinal clamp Surgical Instrument

A: The Intestinal Clamp is a surgical instrument used in general and cardiovascular surgery to grip and clamp hollow viscera and blood arteries. It is designed to grasp intestinal walls, mucous membranes, omentum, blood arteries, and the skin.

A: The Intestinal Clamp has longitudinal serrations for a secure grip, a narrow design for deep tissue access, and ergonomic finger ring handles and a ratchet lock for comfortable handling. It has long, narrow blades with longitudinal serrations and round tips, a smooth design, and is lightweight. It is made of premium quality stainless steel with a satin finish to reduce glare.

A: The Intestinal Clamp comes in two sizes: curved and straight. Both have long blades that are very handy for gripping big viscera.

A: Yes, the Intestinal Clamp Surgical Instrument can be sterilized and reused. It is made of premium quality stainless steel and has a satin finish that reduces glare, making it easy to sterilize and maintain.