Lees Bronchus Clamp – 9 to 10 Inches, Atraumatic Double-Angled Design

The Lees Bronchus Clamp is a specialized surgical instrument designed for thoracic procedures, particularly for clamping the bronchus during lung resections. Its design ensures a secure grip while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues.

Key Features:

• Length: Available in lengths ranging from 9 to 10 inches (approximately 23 to 25.4 cm).

• Design: Features a double-angled or 'S' shaped design, allowing for enhanced maneuverability and access in confined surgical areas.

• Jaws: Atraumatic, serrated jaws designed to provide a firm grip on the bronchus without causing tissue damage.

• Material: Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and compatibility with standard sterilization processes.

Common Uses:

• Primarily utilized in thoracic surgeries for clamping the bronchus during procedures such as lobectomies or pneumonectomies.