Specialty
Intestinal clamps and forceps for bowel surgery.
From the catalogue
Bowel surgery relies on atraumatic instruments that hold or occlude the intestine without damaging it: intestinal clamps (crushing and non-crushing), Babcock forceps, purse-string instruments and long dissecting instruments.
Questions
Non-crushing clamps, such as Doyen clamps, have flexible jaws that occlude the bowel gently. Crushing clamps, such as Payr clamps, are used on bowel that is going to be removed.
Babcock forceps have rounded, fenestrated jaws that grasp the bowel and other delicate tubular structures without piercing them.
Yes. Most intestinal clamps are available in straight and curved patterns and in several lengths.
Yes. Every instrument has a catalogue code (for example SC-GI/035). Send us a list of codes, names or a photo of your tray and we will confirm availability and pricing, usually within one working day.
Yes. We can match an existing tray list or help you put together a new set, supplied with every instrument labelled so it is easy to check and re-order.
Send your list — names, codes or a full tray — and we’ll reply with availability and pricing.