6 1/2″ Cooley Anastomosis Clamp Calibrated Jaw

The 6 1/2″ Cooley Anastomosis Clamp Calibrated Jaw is a specialized cardiovascular and vascular surgical instrument designed to assist with controlled vessel positioning, manipulation, and temporary occlusion during selected vascular procedures. With an overall length of 6.5 inches and a calibrated jaw configuration, this Cooley clamp provides a precision-oriented working profile for procedures where controlled vascular access and consistent jaw positioning are important. The instrument is designed as an anastomosis clamp , making it suitable for selected procedures involving vascular repair, reconstruction, and anastomotic techniques. During vascular anastomosis, temporary control or stabilization of the vessel can help provide a controlled operative field for precise surgical work. The exact application, placement, and technique should always be determined by a qualified vascular or cardiovascular surgical professional. The calibrated jaw design provides a specialized working configuration intended to support controlled and consistent vessel engagement. Calibration features can assist with standardized instrument positioning and may help the surgical team select and apply the instrument appropriately according to the target anatomy and procedural requirements. The specific calibration markings or dimensions should be verified against the manufacturer’s technical specifications where exact measurements are required. At 6.5 inches overall length , the clamp provides useful reach while retaining practical maneuverability. This length can be advantageous when accessing vessels located deeper within the operative field while still allowing the surgeon to maintain close control of the instrument. The design can be incorporated into specialized cardiovascular and vascular surgical instrument sets. Cooley-pattern anastomosis clamps may be used in selected cardiovascular, vascular, thoracic, and reconstructive procedures requiring controlled vascular occlusion or positioning. Depending on the surgical technique, applications may include vessel repair, reconstruction, anastomosis, isolation, and temporary vascular control. Instrument selection should be based on the patient’s anatomy, target vessel size, surgical exposure, and the requirements of the procedure. The calibrated jaw configuration is intended to support precision rather than replace clinical judgment. Before use, the surgical team should verify that the jaw dimensions and configuration are appropriate for the target vessel. Proper positioning is especially important when working with delicate vascular tissue. During application, the clamp should be positioned accurately and applied with only the force necessary for the intended clinical purpose. Excessive compression, twisting, bending, or inappropriate leverage should be avoided to help minimize potential vascular tissue trauma and preserve the instrument’s mechanical integrity. The instrument is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel , providing strength, durability, and corrosion resistance appropriate for professional reusable surgical instrumentation. Precision manufacturing supports dependable jaw alignment and consistent mechanical performance. A smooth surface finish facilitates routine cleaning, inspection, and maintenance. After use, reusable instruments should be promptly cleaned and decontaminated according to established healthcare-facility procedures. Particular attention should be given to the calibrated jaws, hinge, and adjoining working surfaces , where blood and biological residue may accumulate. The clamp should be inspected for corrosion, wear, deformation, surface damage, calibration markings, and jaw alignment before sterilization. Sterilization should be performed using a validated method compatible with the manufacturer’s instructions and institutional infection-control requirements. Proper storage and careful handling help preserve the calibrated jaw configuration and overall mechanical performance. The 6 1/2″ Cooley Anastomosis Clamp Calibrated Jaw combines a 6.5-inch working length with a specialized calibrated jaw design for controlled vascular handling. Its precision-oriented configuration, maneuverability, and durable construction make it a practical component of professional cardiovascular and vascular surgical instrument collections. Key Features Cooley pattern anastomosis clamp 6.5-inch overall length Calibrated jaw configuration Designed for selected vascular anastomosis procedures Supports controlled temporary vascular occlusion Facilitates vessel positioning and manipulation Precision-oriented working-end design Useful reach for selected deeper operative fields Suitable for cardiovascular and vascular procedures Helps support consistent jaw positioning Surgical-grade stainless steel construction Durable design for professional reusable instrumentation Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name Cooley Anastomosis Clamp Overall Length 6 1/2″ Jaw Configuration Calibrated Instrument Type Anastomosis / Vascular Clamp Primary Function Vessel positioning, manipulation, and temporary occlusion Intended Application Appropriately sized vascular structures Surgical Specialty Cardiovascular / Vascular Surgery Typical Application Vascular anastomosis, repair, reconstruction, and vessel control Design Calibrated jaw configuration Material Surgical-grade stainless steel Reusable Yes, for reusable models Sterilization Follow validated manufacturer and facility protocols FAQs 1. What is the Cooley Anastomosis Clamp used for? It is designed to assist with controlled vessel positioning, manipulation, and temporary occlusion during selected vascular anastomosis, repair, and reconstruction procedures. 2. What is the overall length of this Cooley clamp? The overall length is 6.5 inches , providing useful reach while maintaining practical maneuverability. 3. What does a calibrated jaw mean? A calibrated jaw indicates a specialized working configuration intended to support consistent and controlled vessel engagement. Exact calibration specifications should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s technical data. 4. Can this clamp be used for temporary vascular occlusion? Yes. It is designed to support temporary vascular occlusion when appropriate for the target vessel and surgical technique. 5. Why is calibration useful in vascular surgery? A calibrated configuration can help support standardized instrument positioning and consistent application when precise vascular handling is required. 6. Which procedures may use this Cooley clamp? It may be incorporated into selected cardiovascular, vascular, thoracic, and reconstructive procedures involving vessel repair, reconstruction, anastomosis, or temporary vascular control. 7. What material is the Cooley Anastomosis Clamp made from? It is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel for strength, durability, and corrosion resistance. 8. How should the calibrated jaw be maintained? The instrument should be cleaned and inspected carefully after use, with particular attention to the calibrated working surfaces and alignment. Sterilization should follow validated manufacturer and healthcare-facility protocols