Anastomosis Clamp

An Anastomosis Clamp is a specialized atraumatic clamp designed to hold and stabilize two ends of a vessel, intestine, or other tubular structure in perfect alignment during anastomosis (surgical connection). These clamps often feature opposing jaws that can be approximated, holding the tissues together without crushing, allowing for precise suturing or stapling. They are critical in vascular surgery (for vessel anastomosis), gastrointestinal surgery (for bowel anastomosis), and urology, ensuring leak-free, functional connections that are vital for patient recovery.

Key Features:
– Atraumatic jaws align and hold tissue ends without causing ischemia or crush injury.
– Facilitates precise suture or staple placement for a secure, leak-proof anastomosis.
– Available in various designs for specific applications (vascular, intestinal, biliary).
– May include approximating mechanisms to bring tissue ends together.
– Essential for microvascular, colorectal, and reconstructive surgery.
– A fundamental instrument for creating successful surgical connections.

Secure the perfect alignment for a successful connection. Anastomosis Clamps are available from Medic Instrument.