5 1/2″ Kitzmiller Clamp – Right Angled Jaw, Titanium

The 5 1/2″ Kitzmiller Clamp – Right Angled Jaw, Titanium is a specialized vascular surgical instrument engineered to provide precise vessel control and atraumatic tissue handling during delicate procedures. Widely utilized in cardiovascular surgery, peripheral vascular surgery, microsurgery, and reconstructive procedures, this clamp combines exceptional maneuverability with the advantages of lightweight titanium construction. Designed with a compact overall length of 5 1/2 inches, the instrument offers optimal control when working in narrow and deep operative fields. The distinctive right-angled jaw configuration allows surgeons to approach vessels and anatomical structures from challenging angles while minimizing surrounding tissue disruption. This design is particularly valuable when isolating arteries, veins, or small vascular branches that require temporary occlusion or controlled manipulation. Manufactured from premium surgical-grade titanium, the Kitzmiller Clamp delivers outstanding strength while significantly reducing instrument weight compared to conventional stainless steel instruments. The lightweight nature of titanium minimizes hand fatigue during prolonged surgical procedures and enhances tactile feedback, allowing surgeons to perform with increased precision and confidence. The atraumatic jaw profile helps maintain vascular integrity while providing secure clamping force. This characteristic makes the instrument highly suitable for procedures requiring temporary vessel occlusion without causing unnecessary trauma to delicate tissues. The right-angled design further enhances visualization and accessibility during bypass procedures, vascular repairs, and microsurgical anastomoses. The satin matte finish reduces glare from operating room lighting and contributes to improved visibility throughout surgery. Smooth finger rings and ergonomic shanks provide excellent balance and comfortable handling, supporting precise movements during intricate surgical tasks. The 5 1/2″ Kitzmiller Clamp – Right Angled Jaw, Titanium is compatible with standard sterilization methods including steam autoclaving and remains resistant to corrosion, staining, and repeated sterilization cycles. Titanium’s superior biocompatibility and durability make this instrument an excellent long-term investment for hospitals, cardiac surgery centers, vascular specialists, and microsurgical facilities. Because of its exceptional craftsmanship and reliable performance, this clamp is trusted by cardiovascular surgeons, vascular specialists, and microsurgeons who demand accuracy and atraumatic vessel control. Its combination of lightweight construction, ergonomic handling, and precision engineering makes it an essential addition to any advanced surgical instrument set. Key Features Premium surgical-grade titanium construction. Lightweight design reduces surgeon fatigue. 5 1/2-inch overall length for precise control. Right angled jaw facilitates access to confined areas. Suitable for delicate vascular and microsurgical procedures. Atraumatic jaw profile minimizes vessel damage. Satin finish reduces operating room glare. Excellent corrosion and stain resistance. Ergonomic finger rings provide enhanced handling. Fully autoclavable and reusable. Durable construction withstands repeated sterilization cycles. Ideal for cardiovascular and peripheral vascular surgery. Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Vascular Clamp Application Temporary Vessel Occlusion and Tissue Manipulation Material Surgical Grade Titanium Finish Satin Matte Finish Sterilization Autoclavable Reusability Yes Specialty Cardiovascular Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Microsurgery Instrument Type Kitzmiller Vascular Clamp Usage Atraumatic Clamping and Vessel Isolation Applications The instrument is commonly used in: Cardiovascular surgery Peripheral vascular procedures Coronary artery bypass surgery Microsurgical reconstruction Arterial repair procedures Vascular anastomosis Plastic and reconstructive surgery Neurosurgical vascular procedures Delicate tissue dissection Temporary vessel occlusion