3 3/4” Baylor Intracardiac Sumps Medium Angled 90°

The 3 3/4” Baylor Intracardiac Sump Medium Angled 90° is a specialized surgical suction instrument designed for precise fluid and debris removal during delicate cardiac and thoracic procedures. It is commonly used in cardiothoracic surgery where maintaining a clear operative field is essential for patient safety and surgical accuracy. This instrument is widely utilized in the field of Cardiothoracic Surgery , where controlled suction plays a critical role during intracardiac and vascular procedures. It helps surgeons maintain visibility by efficiently removing blood and fluids from confined operative spaces, improving procedural precision and reducing complications. The 90° medium angled tip is specifically designed to provide optimal access to hard-to-reach anatomical regions within the thoracic cavity. This angled configuration allows surgeons to navigate around structures with greater ease while maintaining effective suction control. It is particularly useful in intracardiac procedures where straight instruments may not provide adequate reach or visibility. With a compact 3 3/4-inch length , the Baylor Intracardiac Sump offers excellent maneuverability in restricted surgical fields. Its short, precise design allows for controlled handling and accurate placement during critical procedures, minimizing disruption to surrounding tissues. Constructed from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, this suction instrument delivers exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability. It is engineered to withstand repeated exposure to blood, fluids, and sterilization cycles without compromising performance. The smooth internal lumen ensures efficient suction flow, reducing the risk of clogging and maintaining consistent performance throughout surgery. The Baylor Intracardiac Sump is designed for compatibility with standard hospital suction systems, ensuring reliable connection and steady fluid evacuation. Its precision engineering ensures stable suction pressure, which is essential during high-risk cardiac procedures. One of the key advantages of this instrument is its full autoclavability. It is capable of withstanding repeated high-temperature sterilization cycles while maintaining structural integrity and suction efficiency. This ensures compliance with strict infection control standards required in surgical environments. The ergonomic design of the instrument enhances handling stability and reduces fatigue during prolonged procedures. Its balanced structure allows surgeons to maintain precise control even in complex intracardiac environments where accuracy is critical. Overall, the 3 3/4” Baylor Intracardiac Sump Medium Angled 90° is an essential surgical suction instrument for cardiothoracic surgeons. It combines precision engineering, ergonomic design, and durable construction to deliver reliable performance in demanding surgical settings. Key Features 90° medium angled tip for deep surgical access 3 3/4-inch compact design for precise control High-grade surgical stainless steel construction Ideal for cardiothoracic and intracardiac procedures Smooth lumen for efficient suction flow Corrosion and stain resistant material Fully autoclavable and sterilization safe Compatible with standard suction systems Ergonomic design reduces surgeon fatigue Reliable performance in confined surgical spaces Durable for repeated clinical use Designed for precision fluid removal Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Intracardiac Suction Sump Application Cardiothoracic Surgery Material Surgical Stainless Steel Length 3 3/4 Inches Tip Angle 90° Medium Angled Finish Polished Stainless Steel Sterilization Autoclave Safe Reusability Reusable Specialty Cardiac Suction Instrument Instrument Type Baylor Intracardiac Sump Usage Fluid and blood evacuation Product Contents 1 x Baylor Intracardiac Sump 3 3/4″ 90° Applications Open-heart surgery Cardiothoracic surgical procedures Intracardiac fluid suction Vascular and thoracic surgery Coronary bypass procedures Chest cavity fluid evacuation Critical care surgical suction Operating field visualization maintenance FAQs 1. What is the Baylor Intracardiac Sump used for? It is used to remove blood and fluids during cardiac and thoracic surgical procedures to maintain a clear operative field. 2. What does the 90° angle indicate? It refers to the medium angled tip designed for accessing deep and confined areas within the chest cavity. 3. Is this instrument used in heart surgery? Yes, it is commonly used in cardiothoracic and intracardiac surgical procedures. 4. What material is it made from? It is made from high-quality surgical stainless steel for strength and corrosion resistance. 5. Can it be sterilized? Yes, it is fully autoclavable and suitable for repeated sterilization cycles. 6. Is it compatible with suction systems? Yes, it is designed for standard hospital suction systems. 7. Why is a short length important? The short 3 3/4″ length allows better control and maneuverability in confined surgical spaces.