7 1/2″ Leland Jones Peripheral Vascular Clamp Angled 15°

The 7 1/2″ Leland Jones Peripheral Vascular Clamp Angled 15° is a specialized cardiovascular and peripheral vascular surgical instrument designed to assist with controlled manipulation, positioning, isolation, and temporary occlusion of appropriately sized blood vessels. Measuring 7.5 inches overall, this clamp features a 15° angled working configuration that provides a modest offset for controlled access within selected operative fields. The Leland Jones Peripheral Vascular Clamp is designed for vascular procedures where precise vessel management and controlled access are required. Depending on the specific working-end configuration, it may assist with temporary vessel occlusion, vessel positioning, isolation, manipulation, and selected vascular repair or reconstructive procedures. Clinical use should always be determined by a qualified vascular or cardiovascular surgeon. The 15° angled configuration creates a slight offset between the instrument shaft and working end. Compared with a straight clamp, this angled geometry can provide a more convenient approach to selected vascular structures while preserving practical hand positioning. It may be particularly useful when the target vessel is positioned at an angle within the operative field or when surrounding anatomy limits a direct approach. At 7.5 inches overall length , the instrument provides extended working reach while maintaining controlled maneuverability. This length can be useful in peripheral vascular operative fields where additional distance from the surgical site helps facilitate instrument positioning and access. The Leland Jones clamp may be incorporated into professional peripheral vascular, cardiovascular, thoracic, and vascular surgical instrument sets . Potential applications include vessel isolation, temporary occlusion, positioning, manipulation, and support during selected vascular procedures. Proper instrument selection is important when working with peripheral vascular structures. Vessel diameter, anatomical location, tissue characteristics, operative exposure, and surgical requirements should be considered before selecting the clamp. Exact jaw dimensions and working-end specifications should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Controlled application is essential when handling vascular tissue. The working end should be accurately positioned before application, and only the force necessary for the intended clinical purpose should be used. Excessive compression, twisting, bending, or inappropriate leverage should be avoided to help minimize potential tissue trauma. The 15° angled profile provides a subtle offset that can support controlled access without the pronounced curvature associated with more aggressively angled vascular clamps. This configuration may help maintain visibility and hand clearance while positioning the working end around selected peripheral vessels. The instrument is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel , providing mechanical strength, durability, and corrosion resistance suitable for professional reusable surgical instrumentation. Precision manufacturing supports consistent working-end alignment and reliable mechanical operation. A smooth surface finish also 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 15° angled working end, jaws, hinge, and adjoining surfaces , where blood and biological residue may accumulate. The clamp should be inspected for corrosion, wear, deformation, surface damage, and proper alignment before sterilization. Sterilization should be performed using a validated process compatible with the manufacturer’s instructions and institutional infection-control requirements. Proper handling and storage help preserve the angled configuration and mechanical performance. The 7 1/2″ Leland Jones Peripheral Vascular Clamp Angled 15° combines a 7.5-inch overall length with a subtle 15° angled working profile for controlled peripheral vascular handling. Its useful reach, specialized geometry, and durable construction make it a practical addition to professional vascular surgical instrument sets. Key Features Leland Jones peripheral vascular clamp design 7.5-inch overall length 15° angled configuration Subtle offset working trajectory Designed for selected peripheral vascular procedures Supports temporary vascular occlusion Facilitates vessel positioning and isolation Useful for controlled vessel manipulation Extended working reach Suitable for cardiovascular and vascular surgery Surgical-grade stainless steel construction Durable design for professional reusable instrumentation Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name Leland Jones Peripheral Vascular Clamp Overall Length 7 1/2″ Angulation 15° Angled Instrument Type Peripheral Vascular Clamp Primary Function Vessel manipulation, positioning, isolation, and temporary occlusion Intended Application Appropriately sized peripheral vascular structures Surgical Specialty Vascular / Cardiovascular Surgery Typical Application Vessel control, positioning, isolation, and manipulation Working Profile 15° angled Material Surgical-grade stainless steel Reusable Yes, for reusable models Sterilization Follow validated manufacturer and facility protocols FAQs 1. What is the Leland Jones Peripheral Vascular Clamp used for? It is designed to assist with controlled manipulation, positioning, isolation, and temporary occlusion of appropriately sized peripheral vascular structures during selected vascular procedures. 2. What is the overall length of this clamp? The overall length is 7.5 inches (7 1/2″) . 3. What does the 15° angled design provide? The 15° angle provides a slight offset that can facilitate access to selected vascular structures while maintaining practical hand positioning. 4. Why use a slightly angled vascular clamp? A modest angle can provide a more convenient approach to vessels when a completely straight trajectory is less suitable for the operative field. 5. Can this clamp be used for temporary vascular occlusion? Yes. It can support temporary vessel occlusion when appropriately selected for the target vessel and surgical technique. 6. Which specialties may use this instrument? It may be incorporated into selected peripheral vascular, cardiovascular, thoracic, and vascular surgical instrument sets. 7. What material is the Leland Jones Clamp made from? It is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel for strength, durability, and corrosion resistance. 8. How should this vascular clamp be sterilized? Reusable models should be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized using a validated process according to the manufacturer’s instructions and healthcare-facility sterilization protocols.