Arteriotomy Hemostatic Forceps
- Arteriotomy hemostatic forceps support hemostasis during arterial incision procedures.
- Designed for controlled handling when managing bleeding around arteriotomy sites.
- Supports surgical teams requiring forceps for focused arteriotomy hemostasis.
- Applicable in operating rooms, hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics.
- Its name identifies the instrument's intended arteriotomy and hemostatic functions.
- Use according to facility protocols for surgical instrument handling and care.
Arteriotomy Hemostatic Forceps for Vascular Control
Arteriotomy hemostatic forceps are precision instruments designed to clamp and control blood flow during vascular procedures, including arteriotomy creation and repair. In operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics across the United States, these forceps support secure vessel handling and reliable hemostasis. Their design emphasizes atraumatic grasping and a secure ratchet lock for consistent pressure. Available in multiple lengths and configurations, they integrate smoothly into vascular trays and general surgery sets. This page outlines common use cases, key specifications, and care guidance to help clinical teams select and maintain the right instrument for their practice.
- Clamping arteries during arteriotomy and vascular repair procedures
- Temporary hemostasis in peripheral vascular and access surgeries
- Vessel control in operating room and ambulatory surgery center settings
- Assisting in anastomosis and graft placement by stabilizing vessel walls
- General hemostatic clamping in clinic-based minor surgical procedures
| Instrument type | Hemostatic forceps |
| Application | Arteriotomy and vascular clamping |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Locking mechanism | Ratchet |
| Sterilization compatibility | Steam autoclave |
| Quality Assurance | Boil Test: Passed |
- Clean thoroughly with instrument detergent and a soft brush, paying attention to the ratchet and box lock.
- Rinse with distilled water and dry completely before sterilization.
- Lubricate the ratchet and joint with instrument milk as recommended by your facility.
- Inspect for alignment, tip wear, and smooth ratchet function before each use.
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For professional use only. Follow your facility’s sterilization and handling protocols.
| Jaw Size | 1.2mm |
| Coating/Material | AISI 420 Martensitic German Stainless Steel (DIN 1.4021) Satin Matte Passivated |
| Material | AISI 420 Martensitic Stainless Steel |
| Overall Length | 12.5 cm (4.9") |
| Tip Type | Standard |
| Jaw Pattern | Standard Anatomical Jaw Profile |
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