7" Debakey Pediatric Patent Ductus Clamp spoon jaws

  • Seven-inch length supports controlled access during cardiovascular and general surgery procedures.
  • DeBakey pattern spoon jaws support delicate handling around small anatomical structures.
  • Pediatric design suits procedures requiring appropriately scaled clamp handling.
  • Patent ductus application supports focused use in relevant surgical workflows.
  • Clamp format enables temporary control during carefully managed operative steps.
  • Spoon-jaw configuration helps present a clear working interface during placement.

$35.88 $39.00

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents
UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification
EMDN (EUDAMED): L031304
GRASPING FORCEPS, REUSABLE
GMDN Code: 62468
Surgical soft-tissue manipulation forceps, scissors-like, reusable
Manufacturer / Benchmark Catalog Number (REF) Specification Match
Aesculap H13-150-07 Exact Pattern Match
Innomed G47-108 Exact Pattern Match
Medline PF95053 Exact Pattern Match
Sklar 52-1530 Exact Pattern Match
Teleflex 353647 Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 027210068

Categories: Clamps, Clamps

Purposeful Control for Patent Ductus Procedures

The 7" Debakey Pediatric Patent Ductus Clamp spoon jaws is a surgical clamp intended for controlled handling and occlusion of the patent ductus during cardiovascular procedures. Its 7-inch overall length provides practical reach within the operative field, while the spoon-jaw configuration supports focused contact with the structure being managed. For general surgery teams, it offers a recognizable clamp format for organized instrument handling when this named design is selected for the procedure. Its purpose-specific profile helps keep setup and intraoperative handling focused, supporting deliberate placement, manipulation, and removal according to the surgeon’s technique and facility protocol.

Use Cases

  • Support controlled handling of the patent ductus during cardiovascular procedures.
  • Use the spoon jaws for focused contact when positioning the clamp around the target structure.
  • Provide practical reach within the operative field through the 7-inch clamp format.
  • Include in general surgery instrument workflows when this named patent ductus clamp design is appropriate for the procedure.

Specifications

Overall Length7"
Dimension7"

Care & Handling

  • Clean promptly after use according to facility protocols and the applicable instrument instructions for use.
  • Inspect the spoon jaws, working surfaces, and clamp function before each use; remove the instrument from service if damage or malfunction is observed.
  • Handle the jaws carefully during cleaning, transport, and setup to help prevent unintended contact or damage.
  • Store in a clean, dry, protected location in accordance with facility procedures.

General use; follow facility protocols.


Part of Open Heart Complete Set of 257 Set

This set contains 257 pieces (93 instrument types) carefully selected for the procedure:

Overall Length 7"
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Samir Bennett
Medical Inventory Manager
4.0
Pediatric Surgery
Aug 12, 2026 (2 months ago)
The clamps seem solid enough for our pediatric surgery stock.
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Maggie Spinka
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Verified Purchase Pediatric Surgery
Dec 07, 2024 (1 year ago)
This clamp is well finished and straightforward to handle during decontamination. It suits our pediatric surgery inventory nicely.
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