Ferguson Angiotribe Forceps Curved

Ferguson Angiotribe Forceps Curved are sturdy surgical instruments that clamp and tighten blood vessels, thus controlling bleeding with good hemostasis in critical surgery. Made from high-quality German stainless steel, they provide precision, durability, and reliability.

Ferguson Angiotribe Forceps Curved are designed explicitly as instruments primarily used to occlude and squeeze blood vessels to ensure efficient hemostasis in vascular and cardiovascular surgeries. Curved jaws offer adequate exposure to deep surgical fields. This instrument’s longitudinal grooves and transverse serrations ensure a secure and atraumatic hold on the vessels. In an ergonomic design with cross-hatched handles for even greater control and precision, the forces are made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, reused and sterilizable, and require minimal maintenance – ideal for demanding surgical environments. Their flexibility and toughness guarantee seamless performance in controlling hemorrhage and attaining a blood-free surgical field.

Components and Their Functions:

•    Curved Jaws with Serrations: Facilitate secure clamping and access to deep or confined surgical areas.
•    Longitudinal Groove: Enhances the grip on vessels while minimizing tissue trauma.
•    Ratchet Mechanism: Locks the jaws in place for secure vessel occlusion during extended procedures.
•    Cross-Hatched Handles: Provide a comfortable, non-slip grip, improving control and reducing fatigue.
•    German Stainless Steel Construction: Ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and easy sterilization.

Key Features:

•    Curved design for optimal access and precise application.
•    Serrated jaws with longitudinal grooves for secure and atraumatic clamping.
•    Durable and corrosion-resistant German-grade stainless steel.
•    Sterilizable and reusable for multiple surgical uses.
•    Ergonomic, cross-hatched handles for superior control and comfort.

Applications:

•    Vascular Surgery: Clamping vessels during bypass surgeries, endarterectomies, and aneurysm repairs.
•    Cardiovascular Surgery: Managing blood vessels in procedures like coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) and valve replacements.
•    General Surgery: Effective in controlling bleeding and maintaining hemostasis across diverse surgical procedures.
•    Gynecological Surgery: Assisting in procedures requiring effective vessel occlusion and control of hemorrhage.