The 9 3/4″ Hayes Anterior Resection Clamp 70° Jaws & Shaft is a premium surgical instrument specifically engineered for tissue occlusion, bowel manipulation, and controlled clamping during anterior resection and other colorectal procedures. Designed to meet the demands of modern gastrointestinal surgery, this instrument combines a 9 3/4-inch overall length with 70° angled jaws and shaft, providing exceptional access to deep pelvic structures while maintaining precise control over delicate tissue. It is an essential instrument for colorectal surgeons performing anterior resections, low anterior resections, sigmoid resections, rectal surgery, and other complex abdominal procedures.

The defining feature of the Hayes Anterior Resection Clamp is its 70-degree angled jaws and shaft, which allow surgeons to reach difficult anatomical locations within the pelvis and lower abdomen with greater ease than conventional straight clamps. This specialized angle improves visualization, minimizes obstruction within the operative field, and facilitates safe tissue handling in confined surgical spaces. The design is particularly beneficial during rectal mobilization and bowel resection where precise access is essential for successful outcomes.

The jaws are engineered to provide secure yet atraumatic compression of bowel tissue, allowing temporary occlusion without unnecessary tissue damage. Controlled clamping helps minimize bowel content leakage while preserving tissue integrity prior to resection or anastomosis. The instrument is widely used during colorectal resections, intestinal anastomosis, sigmoidectomy, rectal surgery, and other gastrointestinal procedures requiring dependable bowel control and precise tissue manipulation.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the 9 3/4″ Hayes Anterior Resection Clamp 70° Jaws & Shaft offers exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term clinical reliability. Precision manufacturing ensures smooth jaw alignment, consistent clamping pressure, and dependable mechanical performance throughout repeated use. The instrument maintains its structural integrity even after frequent sterilization, making it a reliable choice for hospitals and specialized colorectal surgical centers.

The ergonomic finger-ring handles provide excellent balance, comfort, and tactile feedback during surgery. A dependable ratchet locking mechanism maintains uniform clamping pressure without requiring continuous manual force, allowing surgeons to focus on dissection, resection, and anastomotic reconstruction. The balanced design minimizes hand fatigue during prolonged procedures while supporting accurate tissue handling and surgical precision.

The 9 3/4″ Hayes Anterior Resection Clamp 70° Jaws & Shaft is commonly used in colorectal surgery, gastrointestinal surgery, general surgery, oncologic bowel surgery, and minimally invasive-assisted open procedures. It plays a critical role in maintaining a clean operative field, improving tissue control, and facilitating safe bowel resection and reconstruction. Its specialized design makes it an important component of colorectal surgical instrument sets used in hospitals, academic medical centers, and specialty surgical facilities.

Designed for repeated professional use, the clamp is fully compatible with standard hospital sterilization methods, including steam autoclaving. Proper cleaning, inspection, and maintenance preserve the instrument’s corrosion-resistant finish, smooth mechanical operation, and precision alignment, ensuring years of dependable surgical performance.

Combining premium surgical-grade stainless steel construction, precision 70° angled jaws and shaft, ergonomic finger-ring handles, and a secure ratchet locking mechanism, the 9 3/4″ Hayes Anterior Resection Clamp 70° Jaws & Shaft delivers outstanding performance for colorectal and gastrointestinal surgery. It remains a trusted instrument for achieving reliable tissue occlusion, atraumatic bowel handling, and successful surgical outcomes.

Key Features

• 9 3/4-inch Hayes Anterior Resection Clamp
• 70° angled jaws and shaft for improved deep pelvic access
• Designed for bowel occlusion and atraumatic tissue handling
• Ideal for anterior resection, colorectal, and gastrointestinal surgery
• Precision jaws provide secure and controlled tissue compression
• Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel
• Ergonomic finger-ring handles offer excellent comfort and control
• Ratchet locking mechanism maintains consistent clamping pressure
• Smooth mechanical action for precise surgical performance
• Corrosion-resistant satin finish for long-term durability
• Fully autoclavable and compatible with standard hospital sterilization methods
• Reusable professional-grade colorectal surgical instrument

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FAQs

1. What is the 9 3/4″ Hayes Anterior Resection Clamp used for?
It is used for bowel occlusion, atraumatic tissue handling, and controlled clamping during anterior resection, colorectal surgery, rectal surgery, and gastrointestinal procedures.

2. What are the advantages of the 70° jaws and shaft?
The 70° angled design provides improved access to deep pelvic anatomy, enhances visualization, and allows precise tissue manipulation in confined operative spaces.

3. Is this clamp suitable for colorectal surgery?
Yes. The Hayes Anterior Resection Clamp is specifically designed for colorectal, rectal, sigmoid, and other gastrointestinal surgical procedures requiring secure bowel control.

4. What material is the Hayes Anterior Resection Clamp made from?
The instrument is manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and dependable long-term performance.

5. Can this clamp be sterilized and reused?
Yes. The clamp is fully reusable and compatible with standard hospital sterilization methods, including steam autoclaving, making it suitable for repeated surgical use.

6. Which medical specialties commonly use this instrument?
The 9 3/4″ Hayes Anterior Resection Clamp 70° Jaws & Shaft is widely used by colorectal surgeons, gastrointestinal surgeons, general surgeons, and oncologic surgical specialists for bowel resection, tissue occlusion, intestinal reconstruction, and colorectal procedures.