Acland Microclamp Double Aproximator ABB-33 Vein Hemostatic Anastomosis Vessel Clamp Models Training Material 1.7cm
Our vessel acland clamp products from microsurgical laboratory products are used in microvascular surgical interventions. Titanium microsurgical acland anastomotic clamps are single, single-double approximators and framed double clamps (anastomotic and hemostatic acland clamps). 
The clamp models are comfortable to use for hand surgeons, vascular surgeons, cosmetic and plastic surgeons. 
The Acland Micro-Vessel Clamp also features horizontal ridges on the thumb plates to prevent slippage. There is also a spring mechanism on the handle that allows the tips to open with a smooth movement. Made of stainless steel material.

Microclamp Usage Area
The Acland microvascular clamp is a specialized device commonly used by cardiovascular surgeons to statically hold and block blood flow at the severed ends of blood vessels to prevent blood loss during surgery. 
Its main use is to atraumatically control hemostasis by clamping small vessels during microvascular surgery. For this purpose, the device has a tapered tip with a smooth surface that minimizes local injury. Furthermore, the size of the tip varies from 0.4 x 1.0 mm to 2.0 x 5.0 mm. As a result, the device adapts securely to various arteries and veins.

"A" (Artery) or "V" (Vein) Pattern?
 The "V" pattern is the all-purpose clamp used on all veins and almost all arteries. Available in all sizes, the "A" pattern is designed for extremely thick-walled veins. Veins and slippery arteries. The slight inclination of the ends of the "A" patterned jaw provides extra security against slipping.