30 matching records for C Clamp.
A hand-held surgical instrument designed to compress the severed end of a small vessel (e.g., blood vessel, vas deferens) to occlude the vessel, typically prior to anastomosis formation. Often referred to as an Acland clamp, it has an A-/V-shaped design whe...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument with a dedicated, slotted, working end that is designed to accept, grasp, open, apply and remove small types of bulldog/vascular clamps. It is typically made of high-grade stainless steel with jaws at the working end d...
A hand-held, manual surgical instrument designed to directly compress a coronary artery during coronary artery graft surgery to create a temporary atraumatic haemostasis (arrest or prevention of bleeding). It may be referred to as a clip or a clamp, is made...
A clamp designed to fit onto a medical device mounting rail or medical device service rail system to provide a secure method of fixing/mounting (holding) other medical or non-medical devices being used in the vicinity for patient treatment/care. It will typ...
A non-sterile, manual device designed to compress a piece of medical device tubing or tubular container to reversibly occlude its lumen and stop the flow of material within; it is not intended for patient-contact. It has a manual mechanism (e.g., hinging, r...
A hand-held dental instrument used for the insertion and removal of rubber dam clamps. It is typically designed with permanently joined handles pivoted scissor-like, and has small projections at the working end that fit into corresponding holes in the rubbe...
A manual, clip-like, surgical device designed specifically to clamp tissues of the gastrointestinal tract (e.g., colon) during open surgery; it does not have handles (i.e., not forceps-like) and is not intended for general manipulation/dissection of tissues...
A non-sterile, manual device designed to compress a piece of medical device tubing to reversibly occlude its lumen and stop the flow of material within; it is not intended for patient-contact. It has a manual mechanism (e.g., hinging, roller-type, vice-like...
A manual, clip-like, surgical device designed specifically to clamp tissues of the gastrointestinal tract (e.g., colon) during open surgery; it does not have handles (i.e., not forceps-like) and is not intended for general manipulation/dissection of tissues...
A manual device designed to compress a piece of medical device tubing or tubular container to reversibly occlude its lumen and stop the flow of material within; it is not intended for patient-contact. It has a manual mechanism (e.g., hinging, roller-type, v...
A sterile, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed with a clamping and cutting mechanism to simultaneously clamp and sever the umbilical cord immediately after birth. It may be used on the maternal side of the umbilical cord and on the infant side, ty...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed specifically to atraumatically grasp and hold the eyelid or isolate a portion of eyelid tissue during an ophthalmic surgical intervention (e.g., chalazion surgery, blepharostoplasty). It includes an appropriat...
A sterile, hand-held, manual surgical instrument designed to directly compress a coronary artery during coronary artery graft surgery to create a temporary atraumatic haemostasis (arrest or prevention of bleeding). It may be referred to as a clip or a clamp...
A manual device designed to compress a piece of medical device tubing to reversibly occlude its lumen and stop the flow of material within; it is not intended for patient-contact. It has a manual mechanism (e.g., hinging, roller-type, vice-like) whereby pre...
A device designed to close a needle hole or holes in the arm or fistula of a dialysis patient. This clamp is typically placed over the puncture and applies a uniform pressure to the site of the needle hole/holes until the holes close. The clamp is designed ...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed specifically to atraumatically grasp and hold the eyelid or isolate a portion of eyelid tissue during an ophthalmic surgical intervention (e.g., chalazion surgery, blepharostoplasty). It includes an appropriat...
An invasive rod designed to be attached to a skull clamp (not included) to secure the skull clamp to the patient’s skull by penetrating the outer bone of the skull during a surgical procedure; three pins are typically required. It is typically made of high-...
A rigid, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to be introduced through a laparoscope/laparoscopic port for: 1) atraumatic grasping/clamping of soft tissues (e.g., gallbladder); and 2) access adjacent to the site of clamping (e.g., during laparoscop...
A device that is designed to be used together with operating tables and certain kinds of examination/treatment tables. It can have different fixation/locking mechanisms, but is often designed to fit onto the side rails of such tables. It is used to hold dif...
A surgical instrument designed to hold together surgical towels and/or drapes, or for securing other devices such as cables/leads, during an operation/intervention. It is made of metallic or polymer materials and is available in a variety of sizes and desig...
A manual surgical instrument with heavily serrated jaws at the working end designed to grasp, join, compress or support an organ, vessel or tissue. This instrument is typically made of high-grade stainless steel and comes in two main designs: 1) a flat, pin...
A U-shaped surgical device intended to hold the head and neck in a particular fixed position during surgical procedures. It is connected to the skull with screws or pins (not included), typically on each side of the forehead, whilst the other end is fixed t...
A surgical instrument designed to hold together surgical towels and/or drapes and/or other devices, e.g., cables/leads that need securing to the site of intervention, e.g., the towels/drapes surrounding or covering the patient/operating table. It is typical...
A U-shaped surgical device intended to hold the head and neck in a particular fixed position during surgical procedures. It is connected to the skull with screws or pins (not included), typically on each side of the forehead, whilst the other end is fixed t...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to deploy a ligature (e.g., a latex rubber band) to internal haemorrhoids for their removal through blood flow occlusion. It is typically made of high-grade stainless steel, and has a long shaft with a profile...
A sterile, hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to grasp the penis for manipulation during surgery (e.g., circumcision). It is typically a clip-like device e.g., with self-retaining levers. The penis is placed into this clamp that closes around or ...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to grasp the penis for manipulation during surgery (e.g., circumcision). It is typically a clip-like device e.g., with self-retaining levers. The penis is placed into this clamp that closes around or on the or...
A manual instrument designed to hold together surgical towels and/or drapes, or for securing other devices such as cables/leads, during an operation/intervention; some types may in addition be used for compressing tubes. It is made of metallic and/or polyme...
A non-patient-contact device intended to stabilize a skull clamp (not included) to the operating table. It typically includes jointed, adjustable arms and protruding ends for fitting to slots. This is a reusable device.
A hand-held manual surgical instrument intended for the grasping, pulling or compression of the uterus during a hysterectomy (for the removal of the womb and the necessary associated organs). It typically has a scissors-like, self-retaining, design with rin...