Bainbridge Atrauma Cardiovascular Forceps

Description

Bainbridge Atrauma Cardiovascular Forceps

The Bainbridge vascular clamp offers gentle occlusion in a compact, easy-to-handle size. You can choose 15 or 18 cm, with straight or curved jaws.

Bainbridge vascular clamp: straight or curved

Straight jaws suit direct, head-on access to a vessel. By contrast, curved jaws help you work around nearby tissue or another instrument. So pick the shape that fits your usual approach.

Two lengths

The 15 cm size stays compact for shallow vessels. Meanwhile, the 18 cm version adds reach for vessels sitting a little deeper. Both lengths share the same atraumatic purpose.

Occlusion without injury

The jaws close off blood flow while sparing the vessel lining. Because of that, the wall stays healthy enough for careful suturing. It also makes the clamp a sound choice for routine vascular steps.

Filling a set

A straight and a curved Bainbridge vascular clamp together cover many situations. In addition, the two lengths let you match depth with ease. Then the set can handle most small and medium vessels.

Cleaning Bainbridge vascular clamp

Rinse the jaws soon after use, before blood hardens on them. Next, clean the clamp open and look inside the curve of the angled version for residue. Dry it fully, and store straight and curved versions in separate rows.

Bainbridge vascular clamp specifications

• Lengths: 15 and 18 cm
• Straight or curved
• Atraumatic jaws
• General vascular use

Support after you buy

We stand behind this instrument with a three-year manufacturing warranty. Then our Atlanta office checks every order before dispatch. You can find care tips in our FAQs. Meanwhile, ASTM F899 describes the steel grades used for surgical instruments. For a 17 cm single-size clamp, see our DeBakey-Beck clamp. Our full range sits in the cardiovascular and thoracic category.

For professional use only. See our care and sterilization guide for notes on photos and materials, and our returns policy before you order.