Ochsner-Dixon artery forceps 6 1/4" straight 1x2 teeth serrated jaws ring handle

Secure Hemostasis with Precision Grip and Minimal Tissue Trauma

Achieve reliable hemostasis during complex procedures with the Ochsner-Dixon artery forceps, engineered for secure vessel occlusion. The distinctive 1x2 tooth pattern interlocks with serrated jaws to prevent slippage on tough connective tissue or arterial walls, addressing the common challenge of maintaining grip under tension. Its straight design and 6 1/4-inch length provide practical reach and direct line-of-sight visualization in both general and cardiovascular surgical fields. The light weight class reduces hand fatigue during prolonged use, while the ring handle supports comfortable, controlled manipulation. This instrument delivers the mechanical advantage needed for confident clamping without excessive bulk, supporting precise workflow efficiency.

Use Cases

• Clamping medium to large blood vessels during general surgical dissection to control bleeding effectively.
• Securing arterial structures in cardiovascular procedures where slip-resistant grip is critical for safety.
• Holding dense connective tissue or fascia firmly during retraction or suturing preparations.
• Manipulating robust tissue layers requiring a strong, non-slip hold without crushing delicate surrounding structures.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect jaw teeth and serrations regularly for alignment and wear to supports consistent gripping performance.
• Clean thoroughly after each use according to facility protocols, supports all biological material is removed from the ratchet mechanism.
• Store in a protected environment to prevent damage to the delicate tips and maintain instrument integrity.

General use; follow facility protocols.