Weber Aorta Anastomosis Clamp – Left Pattern (14-144)
Weber Aorta Anastomosis Clamp – Left Pattern (14-144) designed for precise aortic control and angled access during complex anastomosis and cardiovascular surgery.
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Product Overview
The Weber Aorta Anastomosis Clamp – Left Pattern (14-144) is a specialized cardiovascular surgical instrument designed for precise control and occlusion of the aorta during anastomosis procedures. Its left-angled jaw configuration provides optimal access to difficult anatomical regions, making it highly effective in complex vascular and cardiac surgeries.
Manufactured from premium medical-grade stainless steel, this clamp ensures exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and reliable performance under demanding surgical conditions. The finely engineered atraumatic serrations provide a secure grip while minimizing vessel trauma during delicate procedures.
Key Features
- Left pattern angled jaw for enhanced surgical access
- Designed for aortic anastomosis procedures
- Precise atraumatic serrations for gentle vessel handling
- High-quality medical-grade stainless steel construction
- Smooth ratchet mechanism for secure and stable locking
- Optimized for cardiovascular and thoracic surgery
- Ergonomic design for improved control and handling
- Fully autoclavable and reusable
Applications
Ideal for cardiovascular surgery, aortic reconstruction, anastomosis procedures, thoracic surgery, and complex vascular operations requiring precise vessel control and angled access.
Quality Assurance
Each instrument undergoes strict quality control processes including ultrasonic cleaning, passivation, and final inspection to ensure consistent performance, reliability, and compliance with professional surgical standards.
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