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Hunter-Satinsky Aorta Clamp
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Hunter-Satinsky Aorta Clamp, 22 cm (8.75 inches) features 3.5 cm atraumatic jaws designed for controlled clamping of the aorta and other major blood vessels during cardiovascular and vascular surgical procedures. Its angled jaw design provides precise access and secure vessel occlusion while helping minimize tissue trauma.
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Hunter-Satinsky Aorta Clamp – 22.0 cm (8.75″)
The Hunter-Satinsky Aorta Clamp is a specialized cardiovascular surgical instrument designed for controlled clamping of the aorta during vascular and cardiovascular surgical procedures. Its Hunter-Satinsky pattern assists surgeons in achieving precise vascular control while maintaining a stable operative field.
With an overall length of 22.0 cm (8.75″), this instrument offers extended reach and convenient handling during complex cardiovascular operations. It is intended for professional use by qualified surgical personnel.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Hunter-Satinsky Aorta Clamp |
| Instrument Type | Vascular Surgical Clamp |
| Pattern | Hunter-Satinsky |
| Parent Category | Surgical Instruments |
| Category | Cardiovascular Instruments |
| Subcategory | Aortic Clamps |
| Overall Length | 22.0 cm |
| Length in Inches | 8.75″ |
| Primary Application | Aortic & Vascular Surgery |
| Intended Users | Qualified Cardiovascular Surgeons |
Key Features
- Specialized Hunter-Satinsky design.
- Intended for aortic and vascular surgical applications.
- Supports controlled vascular clamping.
- Assists in precise vessel handling.
- Extended 22.0 cm (8.75″) overall length.
- Designed for convenient handling and maneuverability.
- Suitable for professional cardiovascular surgical environments.
Applications
The Hunter-Satinsky Aorta Clamp is primarily intended for cardiovascular and vascular procedures requiring controlled aortic clamping. Its specialized configuration assists qualified surgeons in maintaining vascular control during aortic reconstruction and related surgical operations.
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