CV Elite – Debakey Multi-Purpose Clamp

Cooley Renal Artery Clamp Cooley Renal Artery clamp is ideally suited for use in cardiothoracic surgeries. The slightly curved shanks and angled jaws make this clamp perfect for its ideal use which is as a renal clamp to fully or partially cause occlusion of the renal vessels. These jaws are atraumatic thus reducing injury and stress to the vessel walls while still remaining firmly in their affixed location. This instrument is available in three sizes: 7.25", 7.5" and 10.75" to accommodate a number of different surgical approaches and surgeon preferences.

Anastomosis Clamp Modified 30 degree side angled jaws, 6-1/2" (16.5 cm) Cooley Anastomosis Clamp Modified is ideally used in cardiothoracic surgeries that require anastomosis between vessels and thus a clamp is utilized to reduce but not completely occlude blood flow. This instrument is hand-crafted by certified instrument makers to conform to the highest standards in instrumentation. Additionally, this modified anastomosis clamp features a 30 degree side angled jaw making it more able to access harder to reach vessels.

Fully-Curved for temporary occulation of the iliac artery, 2-3/4" (7.0 cm) fully-curved jaws, 10-3/4" (27.3 cm) Cooley Cardiovascular Clamp is ideally suited for use in cardiothoracic surgical procedures that require temporary occultation of the iliac artery. This instrument comes equipped with fully curved jaws making it particularly well suited for use in clamping vessels close to the diameter of the iliac vessels. The scissor grip handles and the ratcheting mechanism for keeping the clamp in place allows for this clamp to stay securely in place through the surgical procedure but is gentle enough to keep from injuring the vessel walls.

Cooley Aorta Clamp Cooley Aorta Clamp is ideally suited for some cardiothoracic surgeries. This clamp is designed with a slight U-shaped hook shape to make a perfect tool for manipulation and clamping of the aorta. Additionally, these clamps are well suited for use in sectioning a specific portion of the aorta because they are created for easy handle a firm grip without causing any injury or damage to the vessel itself. This instrument is available in two different jaw lengths to make it suitable for use in a wide number of patients and surgeon preferences.