Cardiovascular Instruments

A spring-loaded microvascular bulldog clamp used to temporarily occlude small vessels during vascular anastomosis.

A cardiovascular vascular clamp with an atraumatic curved jaw used for controlled occlusion of vessels during cardiac procedures.

A bayonet-style dressing forceps with an offset shaft used in neurosurgical and deep-cavity work so the surgeon's hand does not obstruct the operative view.

An atraumatic vascular forceps with fine longitudinal serrations used to handle vessels and delicate tissue without crushing. The long shafts extend reach in deep exposures.

An atraumatic vascular forceps with fine longitudinal serrations used to handle vessels and delicate tissue without crushing. The long shafts extend reach in deep exposures.

An atraumatic vascular forceps with fine longitudinal serrations used to handle vessels and delicate tissue without crushing. The long shafts extend reach in deep exposures.

An atraumatic vascular forceps with fine longitudinal serrations used to handle vessels and delicate tissue without crushing. The long shafts extend reach in deep exposures.

A self-retaining rib spreader used to maintain thoracic exposure during open cardiothoracic procedures.

Long delicate spring-handle needle holder used for very fine vascular anastomotic suturing.