Phaneuf Uterine Artery Forceps
Also called Phaneuf clamp, Phaneuf hysterectomy forceps
- Lengths
- 8–8¼ in
- Setup
- 1
A heavy clamp with a short jaw about one-quarter the length of the shanks. The jaw has longitudinal serrations along its full length and 1 x 2 teeth at the tip, and comes straight or angled.
Primary uses
What this instrument is on the table to do.
Gives a firm grasp of short, thick tissue pedicles and is commonly used to clamp the uterine artery during hysterectomy. The abdominal hysterectomy tray carries six curved Phaneufs, 8 1/4 in.
Sizes & variants
The lengths, angles and patterns it comes in.
Teleflex Pilling 214161 (angled, short heavy jaws, 8 1/4 in) and Weck 762500 (straight, 4 mm tip, 8 1/4 in); Integra Jarit 505-340 and 505-345 (8 in); Aesculap BJ500R straight and BJ501R angled; Codman 30-5535 and 30-5536 (210 mm).
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