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Dennis Coarctation Clamp
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Dennis Coarctation Clamp, 17 cm (6.75 inches) features 4 cm straight atraumatic jaws designed for controlled clamping of blood vessels during cardiovascular surgical procedures. Its precision-engineered design provides secure handling, effective vascular occlusion, and reduced tissue trauma.
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Dennis Coarctation Clamp – 17.0 cm (6.75″)
The Dennis Coarctation Clamp is a specialized cardiovascular surgical instrument designed for controlled vascular clamping during procedures involving the aorta, particularly coarctation repair.
Its specialized Dennis pattern assists surgeons in achieving precise vessel control and maintaining a stable operative field during delicate cardiovascular procedures.
With an overall length of 17.0 cm (6.75″), this instrument is designed to provide convenient handling, controlled manipulation, and effective maneuverability in professional surgical environments.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Dennis Coarctation Clamp |
| Instrument Type | Vascular Surgical Clamp |
| Pattern | Dennis |
| Parent Category | Surgical Instruments |
| Category | Cardiovascular Instruments |
| Subcategory | Coarctation Clamps |
| Overall Length | 17.0 cm |
| Length in Inches | 6.75″ |
| Primary Application | Aortic Coarctation Procedures |
| Intended Users | Qualified Cardiovascular Surgeons |
Key Features
- Specialized Dennis coarctation pattern.
- Designed for cardiovascular surgical applications.
- Supports controlled vascular clamping.
- Assists in maintaining a stable operative field.
- Provides precise handling during delicate procedures.
- Overall length of 17.0 cm (6.75″).
- Suitable for professional cardiovascular surgical environments.
Applications
The Dennis Coarctation Clamp is primarily intended for use in cardiovascular surgery, particularly procedures involving aortic coarctation repair. It assists qualified surgeons in achieving controlled vessel occlusion and precise vascular management during surgical operations.
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