The Doyen Erigne Clamp: Precise Control of Surgical Fields in Surgery
The Doyen towel clamp is a specialized device used by surgeons in various fields to securely hold surgical drapes in place, defining the boundaries of the operative field.
Featuring 2 x 2 atraumatic prongs for enhanced grip, this clamp offers increased control during surgical procedures. Its slightly curved jaws promote superior precision, while its cross-action spring handle ensures maximum control.
The Doyen towel clamp offers numerous surgical advantages. Its primary use is to secure two drapes at the corner of an incision, with the patient's skin underneath.
For this purpose, the working end of the instrument is equipped with 2 x 2 sharp prongs for atraumatic tissue fixation. Additionally, the jaws have a slightly curved shape for easy placement under the surgical field.
Furthermore, the Doyen towel clamp features a cross-action spring handle, ensuring enhanced clamping. Surgeons can press both sides of the handle to open the jaws and then release the pressure to secure the drapes.
Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel with a fine satin finish that reduces glare, this clamp combines durability and aesthetics in the operating room. Its ergonomic design and robust construction make it an essential tool for surgeons seeking precision and reliability.
