Adson Frazier Artery Clamps Straight Fully Serrated Jaws 180mm

The Adson Frazier Artery Clamps Straight Fully Serrated Jaws 180mm are specialized surgical hemostatic instruments designed for controlled vessel clamping, temporary occlusion, grasping, and manipulation of appropriate tissue structures. With an overall length of 180mm , a straight configuration, and fully serrated working jaws, these artery clamps provide a practical combination of surgical reach, secure gripping, and precise manual control. Artery clamps are essential instruments for achieving hemostasis during many surgical procedures. The fully serrated jaw design provides multiple points of contact across the working surface, helping the instrument maintain a secure hold on appropriate vessels or tissue when correctly positioned. This can reduce unwanted slippage during temporary clamping and support controlled management of the operative field. The straight jaw configuration provides a direct approach to the target structure. This can be particularly useful in operative fields where the anatomy allows straightforward access without requiring an angled or curved working end. The straight profile also allows the surgeon to maintain clear visualization of the jaws during placement. At 180mm , the instrument provides a useful balance between reach and maneuverability. The length can support access to moderately deep operative fields while remaining manageable for precise tissue handling. This makes the instrument suitable for inclusion in a variety of general and specialized surgical instrument sets. The fully serrated jaws are designed for secure mechanical engagement. Continuous serrations across the working surfaces can provide a firm grip on suitable structures during temporary vessel control and tissue handling. Because these jaws are fully serrated, they should be selected for appropriate applications rather than delicate tissues requiring specialized atraumatic vascular instrumentation. The Adson Frazier Artery Clamps can be incorporated into general surgery, vascular surgery, thoracic surgery, cardiovascular procedures, and other surgical applications where controlled clamping is required. Potential uses include temporary vessel occlusion, hemostatic control, tissue manipulation, and securing appropriate structures during surgical dissection. Ring handles provide controlled manual operation, while the locking ratchet allows the selected jaw position to be maintained when required. The surgeon can progressively engage the ratchet according to the specific tissue and procedural requirements. Excessive clamping force should be avoided to minimize unnecessary tissue compression. The instrument is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel , providing the strength, durability, and corrosion resistance expected of reusable surgical instrumentation. Precision construction supports reliable jaw alignment, smooth hinge movement, and consistent ratchet operation during repeated use and proper maintenance. Before use, each artery clamp should be inspected carefully. The fully serrated jaws should be checked for broken, worn, or deformed serrations, while the jaws should align correctly when closed. The hinge should move smoothly, and the ratchet should engage and release reliably. After use, prompt cleaning is recommended to prevent blood and biological material from drying on the instrument. Special attention should be given to the grooves between the fully serrated jaws , as these areas can retain organic debris. The hinge and ratchet should also be cleaned thoroughly. After cleaning, the instrument should be rinsed, dried, inspected, and sterilized using a validated process appropriate for reusable surgical instruments. Regular inspection helps identify corrosion, jaw misalignment, damaged serrations, or mechanical wear before the instrument is returned to clinical service. Overall, the Adson Frazier Artery Clamp Straight 180mm offers secure surgical gripping and controlled hemostatic clamping through its straight design and fully serrated jaws. Its durable construction and practical length make it a useful addition to professional surgical instrument sets. Key Features Adson Frazier pattern artery clamp 180mm overall length Straight working configuration Fully serrated jaws for secure gripping Designed for controlled vessel clamping Supports temporary vascular occlusion Useful for hemostatic surgical applications Suitable for appropriate tissue handling Ring handles provide controlled manual operation Locking ratchet maintains selected jaw position Surgical-grade stainless steel construction Suitable for reusable professional surgical instrumentation Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name Adson Frazier Artery Clamp Instrument Type Artery / Hemostatic Clamp Overall Length 180mm Configuration Straight Jaw Type Fully Serrated Primary Function Vessel Clamping & Hemostasis Application Temporary Occlusion & Tissue Handling Surgical Specialty General, Vascular & Thoracic Surgery Handle Type Ring Handle Locking Mechanism Ratchet Operation Manual Material Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel Working Surface Fully Serrated Reusable Yes, with appropriate reprocessing Sterilization Validated surgical instrument sterilization methods Intended Users Qualified Surgical Professionals FAQs 1. What is an Adson Frazier Artery Clamp used for? It is designed for controlled clamping, temporary occlusion, and manipulation of appropriate blood vessels and soft tissue structures during surgical procedures. 2. What is the length of the Adson Frazier Artery Clamp? This model has an overall length of 180mm , providing a practical balance between surgical reach and maneuverability. 3. What is the benefit of fully serrated jaws? Fully serrated jaws provide multiple contact points across the working surface, helping maintain a secure grip on appropriate structures during controlled clamping. 4. Is the Adson Frazier Artery Clamp suitable for hemostasis? Yes. Its serrated jaws and locking mechanism make it suitable for appropriate hemostatic clamping applications. 5. What is the advantage of the straight configuration? The straight profile provides a direct approach to the target structure and can simplify jaw positioning in suitable operative fields. 6. Can these clamps be used for vascular surgery? They may be used for appropriate vascular applications requiring controlled clamping. Delicate vessels should be managed with dedicated atraumatic instruments when clinically indicated. 7. What material are these artery clamps made from? They are typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel , providing durability and corrosion resistance with proper maintenance.