PDA Vascular Clamp Straight and Curved for Cardiac Procedures

Model Number: MTSI-334

The PDA Vascular Clamp Straight and Curved is a specialized surgical instrument designed for precise occlusion of blood vessels during cardiac procedures, particularly in patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) surgeries. Available in both straight and curved variants, it provides flexibility for different surgical approaches. Manufactured by Micro Technologies, this instrument ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent performance. Its atraumatic design allows safe handling of delicate vascular structures, making it essential in cardiovascular surgery.

Product Description

The PDA Vascular Clamp Straight and Curved – Model 334 is a precision-engineered surgical instrument used for clamping blood vessels during cardiac procedures, especially in the treatment of patent ductus arteriosus (PDA). Designed for optimal control, it provides secure occlusion while minimizing trauma to delicate vascular tissues.

Manufactured by Micro Technologies using premium medical-grade stainless steel, the PDA Vascular Clamp offers excellent durability and resistance to corrosion. It is compatible with standard sterilization methods, ensuring safe and repeated use in clinical environments. The availability of both straight and curved designs allows surgeons to choose the most suitable configuration for improved access and precision.

The PDA Vascular Clamp from Micro Technologies is widely trusted for its reliability, ergonomic handling, and precision performance, making it an essential instrument in cardiovascular and pediatric cardiac surgery.

Features

High-quality medical-grade stainless steel construction
Available in straight and curved designs
Designed for precise vascular occlusion in PDA procedures
Atraumatic jaws to minimize tissue damage
Ergonomic design for improved control and handling
Corrosion-resistant and easy to sterilize
Durable construction for long-term use

Benefits

Provides secure and controlled vessel clamping
Minimizes risk of tissue trauma during delicate procedures
Enhances precision in cardiac and vascular surgeries
Offers flexibility with straight and curved options
Ensures reliable and consistent performance
Improves surgical efficiency and safety

Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Name	PDA Vascular Clamp
Model Number	334
Variants	Straight, Curved
Jaw Type	Atraumatic
Material	Medical Grade Stainless Steel
Finish	Polished / Satin Finish
Sterilization	Autoclave Safe
Category	Cardiovascular Surgical Instruments
Reusability	Reusable

FAQs

Q1. What is a PDA Vascular Clamp used for?
The PDA Vascular Clamp is used in cardiac surgeries, specifically for procedures involving patent ductus arteriosus. It helps surgeons safely clamp blood vessels to control blood flow during delicate operations.

Q2. Why are both straight and curved variants available?
Straight and curved variants provide flexibility in surgical approach. The curved design allows better access to difficult anatomical areas, while the straight version is ideal for direct and straightforward vessel clamping.

Q3. What makes this clamp atraumatic?
The clamp is designed with specialized jaws that apply controlled pressure without damaging the vessel. This ensures safe handling of delicate tissues and reduces the risk of complications.

Q4. What material is used in this instrument?
This instrument from Micro Technologies is manufactured using high-quality medical-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with repeated sterilization.

Q5. Is the clamp reusable and sterilizable?
Yes, the PDA Vascular Clamp by Micro Technologies is reusable and can be sterilized using standard methods such as autoclaving. Proper sterilization ensures hygiene and long-term usability.

Q6. In which procedures is this clamp commonly used?
This clamp is primarily used in pediatric and cardiovascular surgeries, especially in procedures involving PDA. It is also useful in other vascular procedures requiring precise and controlled clamping.