Collin-Duval Intestinal Clamp: Precision and Reliability for Complex Surgeries
The Collin-Duval intestinal clamp is a specialized tool widely used for grasping bulky tissues during various surgical procedures. Its innovative features make it an essential element for general, gynecological, orthopedic, and other specialized surgeries.
Key Features:
Serrated tips for a secure grip: The serrated tips of the Collin-Duval clamp provide a firm and secure grip on tissues, thereby reducing the risk of slippage during the surgical procedure.
Wide jaws for grasping bulky tissues: The wide jaws of the clamp allow for effective grasping of bulky tissues such as muscles, tendons, internal organs, and intestinal walls.
Fenestrations to protect soft tissues: The fenestrations on the jaws of the Collin-Duval clamp help protect soft tissues while enhancing grip on tissues, thus minimizing accidental damage.
The Collin-Duval clamp is specially designed to grasp a variety of tissues, including muscular tissues, tendons, internal organs, blood vessels, as well as skin and subcutaneous tissues. Fenestrated jaws with fine serrations at the tip add to the instrument's efficiency by allowing precise tissue manipulation.
Moreover, the fine serrated handles provide optimal control of the instrument, while the smooth design and lightweight add to the surgeon's comfort during prolonged interventions. The spring-joint of the clamp allows for quick action, which is particularly useful in complex procedures requiring rapid and precise manipulation.
The narrow construction of the instrument allows for wide access to deep and superficial tissues, thus facilitating the surgeon's work. Made of surgical-grade stainless steel with a satin finish to reduce glare, the Collin-Duval clamp is sterilizable and reusable, offering an economical and environmentally friendly solution for healthcare facilities.
