Segond-Landau Hysterectomy Forceps

Description

Segond-Landau Hysterectomy Forceps

The Segond-Landau forceps is a hysterectomy clamp of about 23 cm. It follows the Segond-Landau pattern and grips pedicles before the surgeon divides them.

A pedicle clamp

Hysterectomy relies on clamping ligaments and vessels in order. So this clamp holds each pedicle while a tie or suture goes on. Then the surgeon moves on to the next level.

Length and reach

About 23 cm gives good reach for most open hysterectomies. Also, the length stays manageable for an assistant holding it. However, for deeper fields, the 25 cm Faure clamp adds reach.

Named patterns

Surgeons often learn on one named pattern and stay with it. Therefore, we stock both Segond and Segond-Landau versions. Meanwhile, the Heaney variants offer shorter options near 20 cm.

Stocking the tray

Most trays carry at least two Segond-Landau forceps, one for each side. Plus, a spare pair covers busy lists. Also, ask us about jaw details if you want to match an existing set. Also, pair it with a second clamp so each pedicle stays secure while you tie.

Reprocessing Segond-Landau forceps

Flush the clamp under running water as soon as the case finishes. Next, brush the jaws and the joint, then check the tips for alignment. Finally, dry it completely before it goes into sterilization.

Segond-Landau forceps specifications

• Length: about 23 cm
• Segond-Landau pattern
• Hysterectomy clamp

Buying from Intrace USA

Your instrument comes with a three-year warranty against manufacturing faults. Also, we check each piece in Atlanta before shipping. So check our FAQs for cleaning and shipping details. Read ASTM F899 to learn about instrument-grade steel. For the plain Segond pattern, see our Segond hysterectomy forceps. Beyond this item, browse our gynecology and obstetrics instruments.

For trained professionals only. Notes on images and nickel content sit in our care and sterilization guide; see shipping and delivery for dispatch details.