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Satinsky Vena Cava Clamps – Surgical Graduated – 10-547-25

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Next Edge Surgical LLC

Satinsky Vena Cava Clamps

Weight100 g
Size25.4cm 10″ jaw length 4.4 cm 1-3/4″ depth 1.3cm 1/2″, 25.4cm 9.5″ jaw length 3.2 cm 1-1/4″ depth 9mm 3/8″

$ 49.50

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Description

The Satinsky Pediatric Clamp 10-547-25 is a specialized instrument for surgical applications that call for controlled clamping with extended working reach. Measuring 25 cm (9¾ inches) in length, it provides a substantial profile for procedures where access to the operative site may require additional distance. Its pediatric configuration keeps the instrument focused on applications involving smaller anatomical structures.
The Satinsky pattern gives this clamp a dedicated role in applicable vascular procedures where positioning and controlled application are important. Its longer length can help surgical professionals approach the operative area from a greater distance while maintaining deliberate instrument handling. This makes the 10-547-25 a useful consideration for procedure-specific trays where multiple clamp lengths are needed to accommodate different surgical approaches and access requirements.
Key features:
* Instrument: Satinsky Pediatric Clamp
* Model: 10-547-25
* Length: 25 cm / 9¾ inches
* Configuration: Pediatric
* Pattern: Satinsky
* Application: Specialized vascular clamping
For facilities building a dedicated pediatric instrument inventory, the 10-547-25 is part of Next Edge Surgical LLC’s CARDIOVASCULAR & THORACIC INSTRUMENTS selection. Its extended profile may be particularly useful when reach, access, and controlled positioning need to be balanced during specialized procedures. Qualified healthcare professionals should confirm suitability for the intended technique before use. Inspect the instrument for proper condition and function, and follow established institutional procedures for cleaning, sterilization, storage, and maintenance to support instrument readiness and long-term serviceability.