10½″ Glover Coarctation Clamp X-Long Angled

The 10½″ Glover Coarctation Clamp X-Long Angled is a specialized vascular surgical instrument developed for precise vessel occlusion and manipulation during cardiovascular and vascular procedures. Its extra-long 10½-inch profile provides the extended reach required when operating within deep or anatomically restricted surgical fields, while the angled configuration supports controlled positioning around vessels. This type of Glover coarctation clamp is particularly suited to procedures involving the aorta and major blood vessels where reliable temporary vascular control is required. Coarctation clamps are commonly associated with cardiovascular surgery and procedures involving correction or management of vascular narrowing, reconstruction, and other interventions where temporary interruption of blood flow may be necessary. The long shaft allows the surgeon to reach deeper anatomical structures without unnecessarily placing the hand close to the operative site. The X-Long Angled design is an important feature of this instrument. Its extended length can improve access during open vascular procedures, particularly when the target vessel is positioned deep within the thoracic or cardiovascular operative field. The angled working configuration allows the jaws to approach the vessel from a more suitable direction, helping the surgeon establish controlled placement while maintaining visibility and instrument maneuverability. A vascular clamp must provide dependable mechanical performance because excessive or inconsistent clamping pressure can be undesirable when working with delicate vascular structures. The Glover-style design is intended to provide controlled temporary occlusion while allowing the surgical team to manipulate and release the instrument when appropriate. Proper selection of clamp size and technique should always be determined by the operating surgeon according to the procedure and anatomical requirements. The instrument is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel , providing the strength and corrosion resistance expected from reusable cardiovascular instruments. A precision-finished surface supports routine cleaning and helps maintain the instrument’s functional condition over repeated use. Proper maintenance is important for preserving jaw alignment, hinge movement, locking or clamping performance, and overall durability. The 10½″ Glover Coarctation Clamp X-Long Angled can be incorporated into cardiovascular, vascular, and thoracic surgical instrument sets. Its long, angled construction makes it especially useful when access to major vessels requires an extended working reach. It may be selected for vascular clamping applications associated with aortic surgery, vessel reconstruction, and other procedures requiring temporary control of blood flow. After each procedure, reusable instruments should undergo appropriate point-of-use care, cleaning, rinsing, inspection, and sterilization according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s infection-control protocols. The jaws and hinge should be checked for debris, damage, corrosion, or misalignment before sterilization and again before clinical use. Combining extended reach, angled access, controlled vascular occlusion, and durable stainless-steel construction , this Glover Coarctation Clamp is a practical choice for specialized cardiovascular and vascular surgical environments where precision and dependable instrument handling are essential. Key Features Glover-style coarctation clamp for cardiovascular surgery Extra-long 10½-inch overall length Angled configuration for improved deep-field access Designed for controlled temporary vascular occlusion Suitable for major-vessel and aortic surgical applications Extended shaft helps maintain distance from the operative field Surgical-grade stainless steel construction Precision-finished surface for durability and maintenance Suitable for inclusion in cardiovascular instrument sets Designed for repeated clinical use when properly maintained Supports controlled handling during complex vascular procedures Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name Glover Coarctation Clamp Overall Length 10½″ Design X-Long Configuration Angled Instrument Type Vascular / Coarctation Clamp Primary Function Temporary vascular occlusion Surgical Specialty Cardiovascular / Vascular / Thoracic Surgery Typical Application Vessel and aortic clamping procedures Material Surgical-grade stainless steel Reusable Yes, for reusable models Sterilization Follow manufacturer-validated sterilization instructions FAQs 1. What is a Glover Coarctation Clamp used for? A Glover Coarctation Clamp is designed for controlled temporary occlusion and manipulation of blood vessels during specialized cardiovascular and vascular procedures. 2. What is the length of this Glover Coarctation Clamp? This model has an extra-long 10½-inch overall length, providing extended reach for deep operative fields. 3. Is the Glover Coarctation Clamp angled? Yes. This model features an angled configuration designed to facilitate access and positioning around vessels in restricted surgical fields. 4. What surgical specialties use coarctation clamps? Coarctation clamps are primarily associated with cardiovascular and vascular surgery , including procedures involving major blood vessels and the aorta. 5. What material is this vascular clamp made from? The instrument is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel , offering strength, corrosion resistance, and durability when properly maintained. 6. Can this Glover clamp be sterilized? If supplied as a reusable surgical instrument, it should be cleaned, inspected, packaged, and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s sterilization procedures. 7. What is the advantage of an extra-long angled vascular clamp? The extra-long shaft provides greater reach, while the angled configuration can help the surgeon approach vessels from a suitable direction during deep or anatomically restricted cardiovascular procedures.