The Diethrich Atrauma Aortic Clamps offer multiple benefits for general and vascular surgeons. These benefits are important to control hemostasis during surgery.

Firstly, the clamps come with a couple of horizontally serrated jaws. Moreover, the jaws have a proximal backward angle, and a terminal forwards angle. The space between both curves measures 45mm and resembles a square. As a result, surgeons can fit the large blood vessels within the hollow space before clamping.

Besides, the clamps come with long, resilient shanks with a backward curve. The shanks connect the boxlock to a ratchet. Also, right after the ratchet, a pair of finger rings serve as handles for surgeons, avoiding instrument slippage.

Lastly, all our Diethrich Atrauma Aortic Clamps permit the dissection of vital vascular structures without the risk of hemorrhage and hypovolemic shock.