Derra Atrauma Anastomosis Clamp

Description

The Derra Atraumatic Anastomosis Clamp is a specialist surgical device for vascular surgery. Here’s a rundown of its main features:

Purpose:

• Grasping and holding blood vessels (arteries or veins) to regulate blood flow during surgery.
• Surgeons may use this to conduct treatments such as removing obstructions from vessels.
• Anastomosis is the reattachment of severed blood vessels.

Type:

• It belongs to the type of vascular clamps that are especially developed for atraumatic (minimum damage) treatment of sensitive tissues.

Design:

• Jaws: The clamp has a pair of jaws with angled gripping surfaces. When these jaws shut, they form a vaulted chamber that isolates the region of interest in the blood artery.
• Serrations: Fine serrations on the inside sides of the jaws give a tight hold while minimizing tissue injury.
• Finger Rings: The handles include ergonomic finger rings that allow the surgeon to grasp and manipulate them more comfortably.
• Sizes: These clamps are available in a variety of working end sizes (usually 16mm to 26mm) to fit varied blood artery diameters.