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Description


Sklar Cardiovascular DeBakey-Bahnson Atraumatic Forceps (# 52-6796) are ratcheted finger ring tools sold individually with 1 x 2 rows of atraumatic teeth and curved shanks attached to partially curved jaws. These forceps are reusable, latex-free and commonly used to clamp the aorta.

Sklar Cardiovascular DeBakey-Bahnson Atraumatic Forceps Specifications:


  • Length: 10 inches.
  • Grade: Sklar.
  • Curvature: Curved.
  • Pattern: Atraumatic.
  • Material: Stainless Steel.
  • Surname: DeBakey-Bahnson.
  • Latex or Latex-Free: Latex-Free.
  • Disposable or Reusable: Reusable.
  • Sterile or Non-Sterile: Non-Sterile.
  • Instrument Type: Hemostatic Forceps.
  • Working Surface Style: 1 x 2 Rows of Nontraumatic Fine Teeth.

Frequently asked questions

Are these forceps designed for specific cardiovascular procedures?

The Sklar Cardiovascular DeBakey-Bahnson Atraumatic Forceps are specifically designed for cardiovascular procedures, particularly for clamping the aorta during surgery. Their atraumatic design helps minimize tissue damage.

Are these forceps made of high-quality material?

The Sklar Cardiovascular DeBakey-Bahnson Atraumatic Forceps are crafted from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring exceptional durability and reliability for repeated use in surgical environments. This material is chosen for its strength and suitability for medical instruments.

Are these cardiovascular forceps reusable?

Yes, the Sklar Cardiovascular DeBakey-Bahnson Atraumatic Forceps are reusable. They are constructed from durable, high-grade Stainless Steel, making them suitable for repeated sterilization and long-term use in clinical settings. Please note that they are supplied in a Non-Sterile condition and must undergo terminal sterilization prior to their first clinical application.

Do these forceps minimize tissue damage?

The Sklar Cardiovascular DeBakey-Bahnson Atraumatic Forceps are expertly designed with 1 x 2 rows of nontraumatic fine teeth on their working surface. This specialized “atraumatic” pattern ensures minimal tissue damage during clamping, making them ideal for delicate procedures such as clamping the aorta in cardiovascular surgeries.

Are these atraumatic forceps 10 inches long?

Yes, these surgical instruments measure exactly 10 inches in total length. This dimension, combined with the curved shanks and partially curved jaws, is specifically engineered to ensure the necessary reach and precise control required for specialized cardiovascular procedures, such as aortic clamping.

Are these DeBakey-Bahnson Atraumatic Forceps sterile upon delivery?

No, the Sklar Cardiovascular DeBakey-Bahnson Atraumatic Forceps are supplied in a Non-Sterile condition.

As they are reusable surgical instruments, they must undergo appropriate terminal sterilization procedures according to established clinical protocols prior to their first use and before any subsequent clinical application.

Are the shanks and jaws curved for better access?

Yes, these specialized forceps feature a strategic curvature designed for optimal maneuverability in complex procedures:

  • They have curved shanks leading to partially curved jaws.
  • This design is specifically optimized for precise access and application, aiding surgeons in maneuvering around delicate vessels and tissues, such as when clamping the aorta during cardiovascular surgery.
Are the Sklar Cardiovascular DeBakey-Bahnson Atraumatic Forceps latex-free?

Yes, these forceps are latex-free, making them suitable for use with patients and medical personnel who have latex allergies.

Are Sklar DeBakey-Bahnson forceps high-grade?

The Sklar Cardiovascular DeBakey-Bahnson Atraumatic Forceps are Sklar Grade, indicating high quality and precision engineering for specialized surgical use.

Are these specialized hemostatic forceps?

Yes, these Sklar instruments are classified as Hemostatic Forceps.

They are highly specialized, precision-engineered tools intended for cardiovascular procedures. Their primary function is the secure yet atraumatic clamping of delicate vascular structures, such as the aorta, utilizing a design that incorporates curved shanks and jaws with 1 x 2 rows of nontraumatic fine teeth.