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Vanderbilt Deep Vessel Forceps

Also called Vanderbilt University Vessel Forceps, Vanderbilt University Deep Vessel Clamp

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Long ring-handled clamp with a ratchet, elongated shanks and slightly curved jaws with cross serrations.

Primary uses

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Clamps vessels and tissue deep in the chest or abdomen in cardiovascular, thoracic and general surgery.

Sizes & variants

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About 8½-9 in (216-228 mm); slightly curved, 2 in (5 cm) jaw, 2 mm tip width (Teleflex, Codman, Integra Jarit).

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