Anastomosis Clamps

An Anastomosis Clamp is a specialized vascular clamp designed to hold and stabilize blood vessels securely during the meticulous suturing of a vascular anastomosis—the connection of two vessel ends. These clamps are engineered to be atraumatic, often featuring fine, longitudinal serrations or padded jaws to occlude blood flow without damaging the sensitive intimal lining of the vessel. They provide a stable, motionless field that is critical for the precise placement of sutures in procedures like coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) and vascular reconstruction.

Key Features:

• Atraumatic jaws designed to occlude vessels without causing intimal damage or crush injury.

• Provides a stable, immobile platform for suturing during vascular anastomosis.

• Essential for coronary artery bypass, vascular trauma repair, and organ transplant surgery.

• Available in various configurations (straight, curved, angled) and sizes for different vessels.

• Often features a locking mechanism to maintain secure occlusion without slippage.

• A fundamental instrument in the toolkit of every vascular and cardiothoracic surgeon.

Secure vessels for precise, leak-free anastomosis with the atraumatic stability of an Anastomosis Clamp from Medic Instrument.