12 1/4″ Debakey Aortic Aneurysm Clamp 12cm, 2×3 Teeth
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The 12 1/4″ DeBakey Aortic Aneurysm Clamp is a cardiovascular surgical instrument designed for controlled clamping of the aorta and other major blood vessels during vascular procedures. It features a 12 cm jaw length and a 2×3 teeth configuration for specialized clamping requirements.
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12 1/4″ DeBakey Aortic Aneurysm Clamp
The 12 1/4″ DeBakey Aortic Aneurysm Clamp is a specialized cardiovascular instrument used in surgical procedures involving the aorta and major blood vessels. Its extended length supports access to deeper operative areas, while the 12 cm jaw length provides an extended clamping surface for appropriate surgical applications. The 2×3 teeth configuration distinguishes this model from other aortic clamps and should be considered when selecting an instrument for a specific procedure.
Designed for professional surgical environments, this DeBakey aortic aneurysm clamp is intended for use by trained surgical teams during vascular and cardiovascular operations. Instrument selection should be based on the procedure, vessel anatomy, required clamping position, and the surgeon's preferred technique.
Design and Jaw Configuration
This clamp features an overall length of 12 1/4 inches, offering reach for procedures where access to major blood vessels is required. The 12 cm jaw length provides an extended contact area, while the specified 2×3 teeth arrangement identifies its particular jaw configuration.
The jaw design is an important consideration when choosing an aortic aneurysm clamp. The appropriate configuration depends on the intended application and the requirements of the surgical team. Buyers should confirm the precise jaw geometry and clamping characteristics with the supplier before ordering.
Surgical Applications
The DeBakey Aortic Aneurysm Clamp may be selected for cardiovascular and vascular surgical procedures that require temporary clamping of the aorta or other suitable major vessels. Depending on the specific model and approved intended use, aortic clamps can support vascular control during procedures involving aneurysm repair and related vascular interventions.
The instrument should be used only by qualified medical professionals who understand the requirements of the procedure and the characteristics of the selected clamp.
Instrument Selection and Handling
When selecting a 12 1/4-inch DeBakey Aortic Aneurysm Clamp, consider its overall length, 12 cm jaw measurement, and 2×3 teeth configuration. These details help distinguish it from other vascular clamps and support accurate product identification for hospital procurement and surgical instrument inventory.
Before clinical use, inspect the instrument for proper alignment, smooth operation, secure jaw engagement, and visible damage. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, maintenance, and storage. Material composition, sterilization compatibility, and reusable status should be verified from the supplier's specifications.
A Specialized Instrument for Cardiovascular Surgery
The 12 1/4″ DeBakey Aortic Aneurysm Clamp is an option for facilities sourcing specialized cardiovascular surgical instruments. Its defined overall length and jaw configuration make it suitable for comparison with other aortic clamps when assembling or replenishing a vascular instrument inventory.
Key Features
Product Type: DeBakey Aortic Aneurysm Clamp
Overall Length: 12 1/4 inches
Jaw Length: 12 cm
Jaw Configuration: 2×3 teeth
Designed for specialized cardiovascular and vascular procedures
Extended instrument length for access to operative areas
Intended for controlled clamping of suitable major blood vessels
Suitable for professional surgical instrument inventories
Specific jaw geometry should be confirmed before purchase
Cleaning and sterilization requirements should follow manufacturer instructions
Product Specifications
Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Product Name | DeBakey Aortic Aneurysm Clamp |
Instrument Category | Cardiovascular Surgical Instruments |
Overall Length | 12 1/4 inches |
Jaw Length | 12 cm |
Teeth Configuration | 2×3 teeth |
Primary Application | Aortic and vascular clamping |
Specialty | Cardiovascular and Vascular Surgery |
Material | Confirm with supplier |
Sterilization Compatibility | Follow manufacturer instructions |
Reusable Status | Confirm with supplier |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a DeBakey Aortic Aneurysm Clamp used for?
It is a specialized surgical instrument used for clamping the aorta or other appropriate major blood vessels during selected cardiovascular and vascular procedures.
2. What is the overall length of this clamp?
The overall length is 12 1/4 inches.
3. What does the 12 cm measurement refer to?
The product specification identifies 12 cm as the jaw length. Buyers should confirm the measurement reference with the supplier if precise dimensions are required.
4. What does 2×3 teeth mean?
It identifies the specified teeth configuration of the clamp. The exact arrangement and jaw design should be confirmed against the manufacturer's product details.
5. Is this clamp suitable for cardiovascular surgery?
It is categorized as a cardiovascular surgical instrument. Suitability for a particular procedure must be determined by the operating surgeon and the instrument's intended-use specifications.
6. What material is the clamp made from?
The material is not specified in the supplied product title. Contact the supplier to confirm the material grade and relevant manufacturing specifications.
7. Can the clamp be sterilized and reused?
Sterilization compatibility and reusable status depend on the manufacturer's instructions and product specifications. Verify these details before clinical use.
8. How should I choose the correct aortic aneurysm clamp?
Compare the overall length, jaw length, teeth configuration, jaw profile, and intended surgical application. Confirm compatibility with the procedure and the requirements of the surgical team before purchasing.