7″ Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp 45° Jaws
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The 7″ Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp with 45° Jaws is designed for controlled clamping of blood vessels during vascular and cardiovascular procedures. Its angled jaw configuration supports access to selected anatomical structures and helps surgeons position the instrument according to procedural requirements.
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The 7″ Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp, 45° Jaws is a specialized surgical instrument designed for temporary vascular occlusion during selected vascular and cardiovascular procedures. Its 7-inch overall length provides a practical working size for handling in the operative field, while the 45-degree jaw angle helps facilitate access to vessels where an angled approach is preferred. This configuration makes the instrument a useful option for professional surgical instrument collections requiring specialized vascular clamps.
Design and Jaw Configuration
The defining feature of this Cooley peripheral vascular clamp is its 45-degree angled jaws. This design allows the surgeon to approach selected blood vessels from an angled direction rather than relying on a straight jaw configuration. Depending on the operative site and surrounding anatomy, angled jaws may help improve positioning and maneuverability during vessel clamping.
The 7-inch length offers a balance between instrument reach and handling control. Proper jaw alignment and appropriate placement are important for achieving the intended clamping function. The exact jaw profile, serration pattern, clamping pressure, and locking mechanism should be verified against the manufacturer's specifications for the supplied model.
Surgical Applications
Cooley peripheral vascular clamps are used in vascular surgical settings where controlled vessel clamping is required. Depending on the specific model and its intended application, this instrument may be considered for selected peripheral vascular procedures, vessel isolation, and temporary interruption of blood flow during surgical manipulation.
Its angled jaw design can be useful when approaching vessels from a direction that is difficult to reach with a straight clamp. Instrument selection should account for vessel diameter, tissue characteristics, anatomical access, and the requirements of the planned procedure. The clamp must be used by qualified surgical professionals according to established clinical protocols and the manufacturer's instructions.
Construction and Material
Professional vascular clamps are commonly manufactured from medical-grade stainless steel, which offers strength, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with appropriate instrument reprocessing procedures. However, the exact material grade, surface finish, and construction details of this particular Cooley clamp should be confirmed with the supplier.
A properly maintained vascular clamp should have aligned jaws, a functional locking mechanism where applicable, and smooth surfaces without visible defects. These characteristics support appropriate handling and help maintain the instrument's intended performance throughout its service life.
Benefits in Vascular Instrumentation
The 7″ Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp provides a specialized option for surgical teams requiring an angled vascular clamping instrument. Its 45-degree jaws offer an alternative to straight and differently angled clamps, allowing selection according to the surgical approach and anatomical requirements.
The instrument's compact overall length can support handling in selected operative fields, while its dedicated vascular design makes it relevant to specialized cardiovascular and peripheral vascular instrument sets. Choosing an appropriately sized clamp helps surgical professionals work with greater control and avoid using instruments that are unsuitable for the vessel or procedure.
Cleaning, Sterilization, and Maintenance
Reusable surgical clamps must be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized according to the manufacturer's validated instructions. Remove visible soil promptly using an approved cleaning procedure, paying attention to the jaws, joints, and locking components. Rinse, dry, inspect, and package the instrument as directed before sterilization.
Inspect the jaw alignment, locking function, and surface condition before each use. Remove the instrument from service if it shows corrosion, cracks, deformation, loose components, or impaired function. Use only validated reprocessing methods compatible with the instrument's materials and construction.
The 7″ Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp with 45° Jaws is a specialized option for professional surgical environments requiring controlled vessel clamping and an angled approach. Confirm the manufacturer's specifications to ensure the instrument meets the needs of the intended application.
Key Features
Instrument Type: Cooley peripheral vascular clamp
Overall Length: 7 inches
Jaw Angle: 45 degrees
Primary Function: Controlled vascular clamping
Surgical Specialty: Peripheral vascular and cardiovascular surgery
Angled Jaw Design: Supports access from an angled approach
Instrument Handling: Designed for positioning by qualified surgical professionals
Construction Material: Confirm with the manufacturer or supplier
Reprocessing: Follow validated cleaning and sterilization instructions
Maintenance: Inspect jaw alignment, locking function, and surface condition regularly
Product Specifications Table
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp |
| Instrument Category | Vascular Surgical Clamp |
| Overall Length | 7 inches |
| Jaw Configuration | Angled |
| Jaw Angle | 45° |
| Primary Function | Vascular clamping |
| Surgical Specialty | Peripheral Vascular and Cardiovascular Surgery |
| Material | To be confirmed by manufacturer |
| Reusable Status | Confirm with manufacturer |
| Sterilization Method | According to validated manufacturer instructions |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a 7″ Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp used for?
It is designed for controlled clamping of blood vessels during selected peripheral vascular and cardiovascular surgical procedures.
2. What is the purpose of the 45-degree jaws?
The 45-degree jaw angle helps provide an angled approach to selected vessels, which may improve instrument positioning in certain operative fields.
3. Why is the 7-inch length important?
The 7-inch overall length provides a defined working size for handling and access. Its suitability depends on the anatomical location and requirements of the procedure.
4. Is this clamp suitable for cardiovascular surgery?
It may be appropriate for selected cardiovascular and peripheral vascular procedures when its design and specifications meet the clinical requirements.
5. What material is used to manufacture a Cooley vascular clamp?
Medical-grade stainless steel is commonly used for reusable surgical clamps. The exact material grade of this product should be confirmed with the manufacturer.
6. How should a Cooley Peripheral Vascular Clamp be sterilized?
Follow the manufacturer's validated instructions for cleaning, inspection, packaging, and sterilization. The appropriate method depends on the instrument's verified construction and compatibility.
7. How do I choose between straight and angled vascular clamps?
Selection depends on the vessel's location, anatomical access, required jaw orientation, and the surgeon's preferred technique. The instrument must also meet the requirements of the intended procedure.