Artery Forceps(41)

Adson Artery Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in multiple areas use to grasp, clamp and restrict the blood flow in small vessels, especially during procedures involving the tonsil.

• Multiple Jaws Profiles to Suit All Applications.
• Elongated Slim Shafts for Enhanced Reaching.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Optimal Handling.

Bengolea Artery Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons use to clamp blood vessels, especially large arteries, during a variety of surgical scenarios. The instrument is also useful to grasp disposable materials, tissues and sutures.

• Transverse Serrations to Prevent Endothelial Damage.
• 1 x 2 Toothed Optional Patterns for Enhanced Clamping.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Control.

Birkett Artery Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas can use to manipulate blood vessels, clamp their lumen and control the blood flow, in order to achieve adequate haemostasis.

• Inner Serrations to Achieve an Excellent Grip.
• Tapered Jaws Ensuring Narrow Surgical Access.
• Ratchet System for Self-Retaining Clamping.

Bridge Artery Forcep is a specialized device that cardiovascular and thoracic surgeons use to block the blood flow in major vessels of the body, especially those that supply cardiac and pulmonary structures.

• Straight & Curved Jaws to Suit All Applications.
• Inner Serrations Ensuring Optimal Grip.
• Ratchet System Promoting Self-Retaining Clamping.

Cairns Artery Forcep is a scissor-like device that surgeons in different areas can use to manipulate blood vessels, clamp their lumen and control the blood flow, in order to achieve adequate haemostasis.

• Inner Serrations to Achieve an Excellent Grip.
• Tapered Jaws Ensuring Narrow Surgical Access.
• Ratchet System for Self-Retaining Clamping.

Carrel Haemostatic Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in multiple fields use to grasp, manipulate and clamp blood vessels and other soft tissues, in order to block the blood flow or mobilize structures.

• Inner Serrated Jaws Promoting Atraumatic Clamping.
• Straight Shaft for Higher Surgical Precision.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Optimal Handling.

Coller Artery Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas can use to manipulate blood vessels, clamp their lumen and control the blood flow, in order to achieve adequate haemostasis.

• Inner Delicate Serrations to Achieve an Excellent Grip.
• Tapered Jaws Ensuring to Traverse Tight Cavities.
• Ratchet System for Self-Retaining Clamping.

Crile Artery Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons use to clamp blood vessels, especially small arteries, during a variety of surgical scenarios. The instrument is also useful to grasp disposable materials, tissues and sutures.

• Transverse Serrations to Prevent Endothelial Damage.
• 1 x 2 Toothed Optional Patterns for Enhanced Clamping.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Control.

Crile-Rankin Artery Forcep is a scissor-like device that surgeons in multiple fields use to grasp, mobilize and clamp bleeding vessels during wound closure, specialized surgery and other procedures.

• Straight & Curved Profiles to Suit Multiple Approaches.
• Transversely Serrated Jaws to Ensure a Firm Grip.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Superior Handling.

Cross-Serrated Haemostatic Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas use to clamp and mobilize blood vessels, in order to cut the blood flow or pass sutures with ease.

• Cross-Serrated Jaws to Prevent Vessel Injury.
• Curved Design Promoting Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Optimal Handling.

Dandy Artery Forcep is a scissor-like device that surgeons in multiple fields use to grasp, mobilize and clamp bleeding vessels during wound closure, specialized surgery and other procedures.

• Laterally Curved Profile to Suit Multiple Approaches.
• Transversely Serrated Jaws to Ensure a Firm Grip.
• Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Superior Handling.

Dunhill Artery Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas can use to manipulate blood vessels, clamp their lumen and control the blood flow, in order to achieve adequate haemostasis.

• Inner Serrations to Achieve an Excellent Grip.
• Tapered Jaws Ensuring Narrow Surgical Access.
• Ratchet System for Self-Retaining Clamping.