DeBakey Patent Ductus Clamp
Also called DeBakey patent ductus and peripheral vascular clamp
- Lengths
- 7½–7⅝ in
- Setups
- 21
Ring-handled vascular clamp with straight, narrow jaws carrying DeBakey (1 x 2 row) atraumatic teeth, on straight or angled shanks, about 7 1/2 in long.
Primary uses
What this instrument is on the table to do.
Atraumatic occlusion of a vessel. Named for clamping a patent ductus arteriosus, it is also sold and used as a peripheral vascular clamp. The open heart basic tray carries one straight and one angled.
Sizes & variants
The lengths, angles and patterns it comes in.
Integra Jarit 320-233 straight shanks and 320-234 angled shanks, straight jaws, 7 5/8 in (19.5 cm), jaw 1 5/8 in (4.2 cm). Codman DeBakey Classic 37-1160 straight and 37-1161 angled, 1 x 2 vascular teeth, jaw 30 mm. Open heart tray: 7 1/2 in, straight and angular.
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