
8 1/4″ Lambert Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp
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The 8¼″ Lambert-Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp is a specialized cardiovascular surgical instrument intended for use in appropriate aortic procedures involving anastomosis, subject to manufacturer specifications. Its defined overall length helps professionals identify the instrument when organizing or sourcing cardiovascular surgical tools. Confirm the jaw configuration, clamping mechanism, and material before clinical use.
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Hospital & Volume Procurement Pricing
The 8¼″ Lambert-Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp is a specialized cardiovascular instrument designed for procedures involving the aorta and vascular anastomosis, according to the manufacturer's intended-use specifications. Its overall length of 8¼ inches provides a useful reference for surgical teams and purchasing departments comparing instruments for cardiovascular procedures. The Lambert-Kay designation identifies the instrument style, while the exact construction and operating characteristics should be confirmed through the manufacturer's documentation.
Aortic anastomosis procedures require carefully selected instruments suited to the surgical technique and the anatomy involved. Clamps used in these settings are designed to provide controlled positioning or clamping when appropriate. The specific function of this Lambert-Kay model depends on its jaw shape, contact-surface pattern, and mechanical design. These details are not provided in the product title and should be verified before purchase rather than assumed from the instrument name.
The 8¼-inch overall length helps buyers distinguish this model from clamps with different shaft lengths and working configurations. However, overall length alone does not establish the instrument's reach, jaw capacity, or suitability for a particular surgical approach. Jaw length, width, angle, curvature, and opening range are also important considerations. Reviewing a technical drawing or detailed product image can help clarify these features.
Material quality and mechanical performance are important for specialized cardiovascular instruments. Buyers should confirm the construction material, surface finish, joint design, and presence of a ratchet or other locking mechanism. The jaws should align and operate according to the manufacturer's specifications. Before use, trained personnel should inspect the instrument for damage, corrosion, stiffness, or irregular closure and remove any defective instrument from service.
The instrument should be selected and handled by qualified healthcare professionals in accordance with the intended procedure and applicable clinical requirements. The title alone does not establish a particular occlusion level, atraumatic performance, or suitability for every aortic anastomosis technique. These characteristics must be supported by manufacturer documentation and appropriate professional assessment.
Cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization must follow the manufacturer's validated instructions for the exact model. The approved reprocessing method depends on the instrument's materials and construction. Reusable status and autoclave compatibility should not be assumed without confirmation. Healthcare facilities should also verify intended-use information and applicable regulatory documentation before clinical use.
The 8¼″ Lambert-Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp is a size-specific option for cardiovascular instrument inventories. Confirming its jaw geometry, material, mechanical design, and intended application with the supplier helps ensure accurate purchasing and appropriate selection for professional use.
Key Features
Lambert-Kay aortic anastomosis clamp design
8¼-inch overall length
Intended for specialized cardiovascular applications, subject to manufacturer specifications
Designed for procedures involving aortic anastomosis when appropriate
Jaw dimensions and configuration should be verified
Clamping and locking mechanism details are not specified
Material composition and surface finish require supplier confirmation
Overall length supports comparison with similar surgical clamps
Inspect jaw alignment and mechanical operation before use
Follow manufacturer instructions for cleaning and sterilization
Verify intended use and applicable regulatory documentation before clinical use
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Lambert-Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp |
| Overall Length | 8¼ inches |
| Instrument Category | Cardiovascular surgical clamp |
| Design Style | Lambert-Kay |
| Intended Application | Aortic anastomosis procedures, subject to manufacturer specifications |
| Jaw Configuration | Not specified |
| Jaw Dimensions | Not provided |
| Locking Mechanism | Not specified |
| Material | Confirm with manufacturer |
| Surface Finish | Not specified |
| Cleaning and Sterilization | Follow manufacturer-validated instructions |
| Model Number | Not provided |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is an 8¼″ Lambert-Kay Aortic Anastomosis Clamp used for?
It is a specialized cardiovascular instrument intended for procedures involving aortic anastomosis, subject to the manufacturer's intended-use specifications.
2. What is the overall length of this clamp?
The listed overall length is 8¼ inches.
3. What jaw configuration does this clamp have?
The product title does not specify the jaw shape, dimensions, or angle. Consult the manufacturer's technical documentation or product image for confirmation.
4. What material is used to manufacture the clamp?
The material is not identified in the product title. Contact the supplier to confirm the construction material and surface finish.
5. Does the clamp have a locking mechanism?
The title does not specify whether the instrument includes a ratchet or another locking feature. Verify this detail with the manufacturer.
6. Is this clamp suitable for all aortic anastomosis procedures?
No. Suitability depends on the procedure, surgical approach, instrument design, and manufacturer specifications. Qualified healthcare professionals should determine its appropriate use.
7. Can the Lambert-Kay Clamp be sterilized in an autoclave?
Autoclave compatibility depends on the instrument's material and construction. Follow the manufacturer's validated cleaning and sterilization instructions.
8. What should buyers verify before ordering?
Confirm the overall length, jaw geometry and dimensions, material, locking mechanism, intended application, and approved reprocessing requirements.
