Carrel Artery Forceps

Description

Carrel Artery Forceps

Carrel artery forceps are a small hemostat of 8 cm. The pattern carries the name of the vascular surgery pioneer Alexis Carrel.

A small size

The short length suits fine, superficial work.

Fine jaws

The narrow jaws hold small vessels without crowding the field.

Terrier or Carrel

Both measure 8 cm. However, their jaw shapes differ, so match the one your team knows.

Vascular trays

Small clamps of this kind help control fine branches during vascular work. Also, they hold stay sutures on delicate tissue. Because they are light, they hang without pulling. Also, the small size keeps the forceps light on delicate tissue. Meanwhile, the fine jaws hold small vessels without crushing a wide area. Therefore they suit microvascular and fine plastic work. Then keep larger clamps nearby for bigger vessels.

Cleaning Carrel artery forceps

Rinse the fine jaws, brush gently and dry. Then check the tips still meet before sterilization.

Carrel artery forceps specifications

• Length: 8 cm
• Fine jaws

Supply and warranty

If your forceps show a manufacturing defect within three years, we will put it right. 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. Another 8 cm pattern is the Terrier forceps. Our full range sits in the hemostatic forceps category.

For professional use only. Photos are a guide, and stainless steel contains nickel. See our care and sterilization guide for details.