THORACIC FORCEPS THORACIC CLAMPS

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VASCULAR CLAMPS, PEDIATRIC
Jaw Cross Sections
Atraugrip ®
Small Atraugrip ®
Extra Fine Atraugrip ®
Atraugrip ® 2 x 3
Cooley
Pediatric, 1 mm
ENLARGEMENT
Types of Jaws Used in Pilling
Cardiovascular Clamps
A single row of serrated teeth opposing a double row.
The most commonly used jaw design, (and most imitated).
Proven through many years’ use at hospitals throughout
the world, on adult peripheral vascular, aortic occlusion and
partial occlusion clamps.
A small version of the original AtrauGrip ® used on
most bulldogs, vascular tissue forceps and numerous
pediatric clamps.
The smallest size AtrauGrip ® being used on many new
pediatric and adult peripheral vascular clamps, bulldogs
and forceps.
Double row of serrated teeth opposing a triple row.
This modified version of the AtrauGrip ® serration, having
a broader clamping surface, is used on large clamps for
aortic cross clamping and on diseased and calcified arteries.
Clamps with the 2 x 3 serration are also used frequently in
general surgery as bowel clamps.
Two opposing rows of fine atraumatic teeth. Originally
designed especially for surgery on infants and children the
jaws grasp vessels firmly with less danger of crushing. Also
available on a limited group of adult vascular clamps.
Single row of opposing teeth. The narrowest available vascular
clamp. Designed for neonatal vascular surgery, these clamps
have also proven of value in adult surgery of the carotid
femoral and popliteal arteries and for creating A.V. Fistulas.
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