Surgical Intestinal Clamp – Available in Straight and Curved Designs, Stainless Steel 6 to 10 Inches

Intestinal clamps are specialized surgical instruments designed to occlude sections of the intestine during procedures, preventing the contents from spilling into the surgical field. They are available in both straight and curved designs to accommodate various surgical needs.

Key Features:

• Design: Intestinal clamps typically feature long, slender jaws with atraumatic, longitudinal serrations to securely hold intestinal tissue without causing damage.

• Variations:

  • Straight Clamps: Provide direct access and are commonly used when the surgical area is easily reachable.
  • Curved Clamps: Offer improved visibility and access in deeper or more confined areas.

• Material: Constructed from high-quality surgical stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion.

• Length: Available in various lengths, such as 23 cm (9 inches) and 25 cm (10 inches), to suit different surgical requirements.

Common Types:

• Doyen Intestinal Clamp: Features slightly curved, atraumatic jaws with longitudinal grooves, ensuring safe and temporary bowel closure without causing tissue damage.

• Mayo-Robson Intestinal Clamp: Available in both straight and curved designs, typically measuring 25 cm in length.