DeBakey non-traumatic bulldog forceps
The DeBakey non-traumatic bulldog forceps measure 73mm (2-3/4 inches) in total length and feature 38mm (1-3/8 inches) curved jaws with a 21mm angled tip.
Specifically designed for vascular procedures, these forceps provide precise and gentle occlusion of blood vessels without causing trauma to the vessel walls.
The curved and angled design enhances accessibility in confined surgical fields, particularly in cardiovascular and thoracic surgeries.
Made from high-quality surgical stainless steel, they offer excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and are fully autoclavable for repeated sterile use.
Superior Design and Quality
Every instrument is crafted from high-quality German stainless steel. This material guarantees excellent durability and corrosion resistance. The matte finish reduces glare under operating lights. They are fully autoclavable for easy sterilization.
Applications in Surgery
These forceps excel in cardiovascular and thoracic procedures. They provide precise and gentle vessel occlusion. The specialized design minimizes trauma to delicate vessel walls. Surgeons achieve secure clamping without crushing tissue.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the total length of these forceps? The forceps measure 73mm in total length.
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What size are the jaws? They feature 38mm curved jaws.
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What is the tip angle? The tip features a 21mm angled design.
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What material is used? They are made from high-quality German stainless steel.
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Are they autoclavable? Yes, they support repeated sterilization cycles.
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What is the primary medical use? They are designed for vascular occlusion procedures.
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Do they damage blood vessels? No, the non-traumatic jaws prevent vessel wall damage.
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What surface finish do they have? They feature a dull and matte finish.
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Who manufactures these instruments? They are produced by Aero Surgical.
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Where are they manufactured? They are made in Sialkot, Pakistan.
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Are they suitable for cardiovascular surgery? Yes, they are ideal for cardiovascular operations.
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Can they be used in thoracic surgery? Yes, they assist in confined thoracic fields.
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Why is the tip angled? The angle enhances accessibility in tight spaces.
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Do they resist corrosion? The stainless steel construction provides excellent corrosion resistance.
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How long are the jaws compared to the whole tool? The 38mm jaws make up about half of the 73mm length.
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Is the finish glossy? No, the matte finish prevents surgical light reflection.
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Are these bulldog clamps reusable? Yes, they are built for repeated sterile use.
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What type of occlusion do they provide? They provide precise and gentle vessel clamping.
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Do they help in confined surgical fields? The curved profile improves access in narrow areas.
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What category of surgical tools do they belong to? They belong to Bulldog Clamps & Non-tramatic Haemostatic Forceps.
