Cooley Tangential Occlusion Clamp 6mm Deep, 2cm Wide Jaws

The Cooley Tangential Occlusion Clamp is designed for vascular procedures that require temporary, localized occlusion of a blood vessel while preserving blood flow through the remaining vessel lumen when clinically appropriate. Its tangential clamping design allows the instrument to engage a portion of the vessel rather than necessarily occluding the entire vessel circumference.

This clamp is associated with cardiovascular and vascular surgical instrumentation. The specified jaw dimensions—6 mm deep and 2 cm wide—help identify the instrument's working profile and support selection according to the anatomical site and procedural requirements.

Jaw Design and Dimensions

The defining specifications of this Cooley Tangential Occlusion Clamp are its 6 mm jaw depth and 2 cm jaw width. These measurements describe the stated dimensions of the clamping area; the exact measurement reference and jaw geometry should be confirmed with the manufacturer if precise fit is required.

The jaw configuration is intended to support controlled engagement of vascular tissue. Appropriate clamp selection depends on vessel size, tissue condition, the intended degree of occlusion, and the technique being performed. The manufacturer's documentation should be consulted to verify the jaw profile, surface pattern, and clamping characteristics.

Surgical Applications

Tangential occlusion clamps are used in selected vascular and cardiovascular procedures where temporary partial vessel occlusion is required. Depending on the specific instrument design and the procedure, they may assist surgeons when working on a localized section of a vessel.

The Cooley pattern makes this instrument relevant to specialized cardiovascular instrument sets. However, its suitability for a particular operation should be confirmed by the surgical team and the manufacturer's intended-use information.

Instrument Handling and Control

Reliable performance depends on correct placement, appropriate clamping force, and use in accordance with the operative technique. The instrument should be inspected before use to check for jaw alignment, smooth operation, visible damage, and signs of corrosion or wear.

The clamp should not be used beyond its intended purpose or as a substitute for another clamp type without confirming suitability. Only trained healthcare professionals should use this instrument in accordance with established clinical protocols.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Follow the manufacturer's validated instructions for cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, inspection, and storage. Confirm the instrument's material, reusable status, and compatibility with the facility's instrument-processing methods before use.

Proper handling and maintenance help preserve jaw alignment and clamping function over the instrument's service life. Any clamp with damaged jaws or unreliable closure should be removed from service for evaluation.

Selecting the Appropriate Clamp

When selecting a Cooley Tangential Occlusion Clamp, review the jaw depth, jaw width, overall length, jaw configuration, and intended application. The specified 6 mm depth and 2 cm width are useful selection details, but other dimensions and functional characteristics should be verified against the manufacturer's specifications.

Key Features

• Cooley-pattern tangential occlusion clamp

• Designed for selected vascular clamping applications

• Jaw depth of 6 mm

• Jaw width of 2 cm

• Intended for controlled, localized vessel occlusion

• Associated with cardiovascular and vascular surgery instrumentation

• Defined jaw dimensions for instrument selection

• Requires inspection of jaw alignment and closure before use

• Cleaning and sterilization according to manufacturer instructions

• Intended for use by trained healthcare professionals

Product Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a Cooley Tangential Occlusion Clamp used for?

It is intended for selected vascular procedures requiring temporary, localized occlusion of part of a blood vessel.

2. What are the jaw dimensions of this clamp?

The specified jaw depth is 6 mm, and the jaw width is 2 cm (20 mm).

3. What does tangential occlusion mean?

Tangential occlusion refers to clamping a portion of a vessel rather than necessarily closing the entire vessel circumference. The effect depends on the clamp design and its placement.

4. Is this clamp used in cardiovascular surgery?

Tangential occlusion clamps are associated with cardiovascular and vascular surgical procedures. Confirm suitability for a specific operation with the manufacturer's instructions and the clinical team.

5. What does the Cooley pattern indicate?

Cooley identifies the instrument pattern or style. Exact design characteristics can vary, so the manufacturer's specifications should be checked.

6. What material is this clamp made from?

The material is not specified in the product title. Confirm the material and grade with the supplier or manufacturer.

7. What is the overall length of the clamp?

The overall length has not been provided and should be verified before purchase.

8. Can the clamp be sterilized?

Use only cleaning and sterilization processes validated and approved by the manufacturer for the instrument.

9. Is this clamp reusable?

Reusable status is not confirmed by the title. Check the product labeling and instructions for use before reprocessing.

10. What should be checked before ordering?

Verify the 6 mm jaw depth, 2 cm jaw width, overall length, jaw design, material, locking mechanism, and intended application to ensure the clamp meets procedural requirements.