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Cooley Neonatal Vascular clamp – Surgical Graduated – 10-514-12

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Next Edge Surgical LLC

Cooley Neonatal Vascular clamp

Weight100 g
Size3.8cm 1 -1/2″ straight jaws, straight shanks 12.7cm 5″, 3.8cm 1 -1/2″ angled shanks, straight jaws 12.7cm 5″, 3.8cm 1 -1/2″ curved shanks, angled jaws 12.7cm 5″, 3.8cm 1 -1/2″ straight shanks, full curved jaws 12.7cm 5″

$ 29.70

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Description

For surgical teams working with delicate anatomy, the Satinsky Pediatric Clamp 10-514-12 offers a specialized clamping solution designed around pediatric procedural requirements. Its compact 12 cm (4¾-inch) size provides a shorter working profile that can be advantageous when instrument control and maneuverability are important within a limited operative space.
The Satinsky pattern is recognized for its role in controlled vascular clamping, while the pediatric configuration provides an appropriately scaled option for procedures involving smaller structures. This combination makes the 10-514-12 a practical choice for specialized surgical trays where instrument proportions need to complement the technique being performed. Its focused design allows clinicians to select a clamp according to the specific demands of the procedure instead of depending on a larger, general-purpose alternative.
Quick product reference:
* Instrument: Satinsky Pediatric Clamp
* Model: 10-514-12
* Length: 12 cm / 4¾ inches
* Configuration: Pediatric
* Pattern: Satinsky
* Application: Controlled clamping in specialized surgical procedures
The 10-514-12 is available within Next Edge Surgical LLC’s range of CARDIOVASCULAR & THORACIC INSTRUMENTS, supporting professional facilities that require dedicated pediatric instrumentation. Its compact dimensions can be especially useful where precise placement and responsive handling are priorities. Before use, inspect the clamp for proper alignment and function, and follow established protocols for cleaning, sterilization, storage, and ongoing instrument care. Selection should always correspond to the intended procedure and qualified clinical judgment.