7 1/2″ Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp
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The 7½″ Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp is a specialized cardiovascular surgical instrument intended for selected peripheral vascular procedures. Its 7½-inch length provides a practical option for vascular instrument sets, while the Cooley pattern identifies its design category. Confirm the jaw configuration, clamping mechanism, and intended clinical applications with the manufacturer before use.
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The 7½″ Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp is a vascular surgical instrument designed for use in selected procedures involving peripheral blood vessels. Vascular clamps are used by qualified surgical professionals when temporary control of blood flow or controlled vessel occlusion is required, depending on the instrument's specific design and approved indication.
With a listed overall length of 7½ inches, approximately 19.1 cm, this clamp can be considered for compatible cardiovascular and vascular instrument sets. The precise jaw profile and operational characteristics should be verified against the manufacturer's specifications before purchasing.
Cooley Pattern and Instrument Design
The Cooley designation identifies a recognized pattern of cardiovascular surgical instrumentation. However, the product title alone does not establish the exact jaw shape, jaw length, serration pattern, or clamping pressure of this particular model.
When selecting a peripheral vascular clamp, consider its intended vessel size, jaw geometry, shank configuration, and method of operation. Confirm these details with the supplier to ensure the instrument is appropriate for the intended procedure.
Applications in Peripheral Vascular Surgery
Peripheral vascular instruments are used in surgical procedures involving blood vessels outside the central cardiovascular structures. Depending on its verified design and intended indication, a peripheral vascular clamp may be selected for controlled clamping in an appropriate vascular surgical setting.
The exact clinical application of this Cooley clamp should be confirmed with the manufacturer. Instrument selection must be based on the procedure, vessel anatomy, and established clinical protocols rather than the product name alone.
Length and Handling
The 7½-inch overall length provides a defined size for instrument selection and tray organization. The appropriate length and jaw design depend on the access requirements and anatomical site involved in the procedure.
Before use, inspect the instrument for proper alignment, smooth operation, and visible damage. The locking mechanism, if present, and the jaw characteristics should be checked according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Material, Cleaning, and Maintenance
The material composition and reusable status are not specified in the product title. Contact the supplier to verify the material grade, intended service life, and approved reprocessing method.
If the clamp is reusable, follow the manufacturer's validated cleaning, inspection, and sterilization instructions. Proper maintenance and inspection help support reliable performance and identify wear or damage before clinical use.
Key Features
Cooley-pattern peripheral vascular clamp
Designed for selected vascular surgical applications
7½-inch overall length
Approximately 19.1 cm long
Suitable for consideration in compatible vascular instrument sets
Jaw configuration requires manufacturer confirmation
Clamping mechanism and locking features should be verified
Material composition is not specified
Intended clinical use should be confirmed
Cleaning and sterilization must follow manufacturer instructions where applicable
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp |
| Instrument Category | Cardiovascular / vascular surgical instrument |
| Overall Length | 7½ inches |
| Metric Equivalent | Approximately 19.1 cm |
| Instrument Pattern | Cooley |
| Jaw Configuration | Confirm with manufacturer |
| Jaw Serration | Confirm with manufacturer |
| Shank Design | Confirm with manufacturer |
| Locking Mechanism | Confirm with manufacturer |
| Material | Not specified |
| Reusable Status | Confirm with manufacturer |
| Sterilization Compatibility | Confirm manufacturer instructions |
| Intended Application | Peripheral vascular surgery, subject to verified manufacturer indications |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a 7½″ Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp used for?
It is a specialized vascular instrument intended for selected procedures involving peripheral blood vessels. Its precise application depends on the manufacturer's specifications.
2. What is the overall length of this clamp?
The listed overall length is 7½ inches, approximately 19.1 cm.
3. What does the Cooley designation mean?
Cooley identifies the instrument's pattern within cardiovascular surgical instrumentation. The exact features of this model should be confirmed with the supplier.
4. Is this clamp suitable for all peripheral vascular procedures?
No. Suitability depends on the jaw design, intended vessel size, surgical approach, and manufacturer-approved indication.
5. What jaw configuration does this clamp have?
The product title does not specify the jaw shape or serration pattern. Request the manufacturer's detailed specifications before ordering.
6. What material is used to manufacture this clamp?
The material is not specified in the product title. Contact the supplier to confirm the material grade and relevant properties.
7. Can this vascular clamp be sterilized and reused?
Reusable status and sterilization compatibility must be confirmed with the manufacturer. Follow the validated cleaning and sterilization instructions for the specific model.
8. What should I verify before purchasing?
Confirm the jaw dimensions, jaw profile, shank configuration, locking mechanism, material, overall length, intended clinical application, and reprocessing requirements.