Heiss Artery Forcep: Precision Clamping for Vascular Surgery

Heiss Artery Forcep is a specialized surgical instrument designed for precise clamping of blood vessels, particularly small arteries, during various surgical procedures. Available in curved and straight configurations, as well as different lengths, this forcep is also suitable for grasping tissues, disposable materials, and needles, making it a versatile tool in the operating room.

Key Features:

1. Transverse Serrations: Equipped with transverse serrations on the jaws, the Heiss Artery Forcep prevents endothelial damage and ensures a secure grip on blood vessels. These serrations minimize trauma to delicate tissues, allowing for precise and atraumatic clamping.
2. 1 x 2 Toothed Optional Patterns: For enhanced clamping performance, the forcep offers optional 1 x 2 toothed patterns on the jaws. These patterns provide additional grip and stability, particularly useful when clamping small arteries or fragile tissues.
3. Ergonomic Finger Rings: Designed for superior control and comfort, the forcep features ergonomic finger rings that ensure a secure grip for the surgeon. The rings minimize hand fatigue during prolonged procedures, enabling precise manipulation of the forcep for optimal surgical outcomes.

The Heiss Artery Forcep is commonly used in vascular surgery, where precise control over blood flow is essential. Surgeons rely on this instrument to clamp small arteries, control bleeding, and manipulate tissues with accuracy and confidence.