The 10 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp 70 mm Jaw is a premium vascular surgical instrument engineered to provide precise temporary occlusion and secure control of the hypogastric (internal iliac) artery and other major pelvic blood vessels during complex vascular and abdominal surgical procedures. Designed for vascular surgeons, cardiovascular specialists, transplant surgeons, and general surgeons, this specialized Wylie clamp offers dependable vessel management while minimizing trauma to delicate vascular tissues. It is commonly used during pelvic vascular reconstruction, aortoiliac surgery, abdominal aneurysm repair, pelvic trauma management, arterial bypass procedures, and other operations where controlled interruption of blood flow is essential.

Pelvic and abdominal vascular procedures require instruments capable of providing reliable arterial occlusion while preserving vessel integrity. The 10 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp features a precision-engineered 70 mm atraumatic jaw that distributes clamping pressure evenly across the vessel surface. This design helps temporarily interrupt blood flow while reducing excessive compression of the arterial wall, allowing surgeons to perform vascular reconstruction, arterial repair, and anastomosis with greater precision and confidence.

With an overall length of 10 ½ inches (approximately 26.7 cm), this clamp provides excellent reach for accessing deep pelvic and abdominal operative fields. The extended length enables surgeons to comfortably approach vessels located within confined anatomical spaces while maintaining clear visualization and precise instrument control. The balanced construction improves maneuverability around surrounding tissues and supports accurate placement during technically demanding procedures.

The 70 mm jaw offers an extended contact surface that securely engages larger arteries and major vascular structures. Its atraumatic design promotes even pressure distribution across the vessel, helping preserve endothelial integrity while maintaining dependable temporary occlusion. This configuration is especially valuable during abdominal aortic aneurysm repair, iliac artery reconstruction, hypogastric artery exposure, vascular graft placement, renal and pelvic vascular surgery, and complex trauma procedures involving major blood vessels.

Manufactured from premium German surgical-grade stainless steel, the 10 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp 70 mm Jaw delivers exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term clinical reliability. The instrument maintains precise jaw alignment, smooth ratchet operation, and structural integrity through repeated cleaning and sterilization cycles. A satin matte finish minimizes glare under operating room lighting while improving resistance to corrosion, staining, and wear.

The ergonomically designed finger ring handles provide superior balance, tactile feedback, and comfortable operation during lengthy surgical procedures. The precision ratchet locking mechanism enables surgeons to maintain consistent clamping pressure without continuous hand force, reducing fatigue while ensuring stable vascular occlusion throughout the operation.

The 10 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp 70 mm Jaw is an essential component of vascular surgery, cardiovascular surgery, transplant surgery, trauma surgery, and abdominal surgery instrument sets. It is widely used in hospitals, vascular centers, academic medical institutions, and specialty surgical facilities performing aortoiliac reconstruction, pelvic vascular repair, aneurysm surgery, vascular bypass procedures, and advanced arterial interventions.

Designed for repeated professional use, this reusable vascular clamp is fully compatible with standard hospital sterilization methods, including steam autoclaving. Combining precision engineering, an extended 70 mm atraumatic jaw, ergonomic handling, and premium stainless steel construction, the 10 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp 70 mm Jaw delivers outstanding reliability, precision, and durability for modern vascular and pelvic surgery.

Key Features

• 10 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp with 70 mm atraumatic jaw
• Designed for temporary occlusion of hypogastric and iliac arteries
• Ideal for vascular, pelvic, abdominal, and trauma surgery
• Extended 70 mm jaw provides secure vessel engagement
• Even pressure distribution minimizes vascular tissue trauma
• Excellent reach for deep pelvic and abdominal operative fields
• Manufactured from premium German surgical-grade stainless steel
• Satin matte finish minimizes operating room glare
• Ergonomic finger ring handles provide precise instrument control
• Precision ratchet locking mechanism ensures stable clamping pressure
• Corrosion-resistant construction for long-lasting performance
• Fully reusable and autoclavable for repeated professional use

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FAQs

1. What is the 10 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp 70 mm Jaw used for?
It is used for temporary occlusion of the hypogastric (internal iliac) artery and other major pelvic vessels during vascular reconstruction, aneurysm repair, pelvic surgery, and arterial bypass procedures.

2. What is the advantage of the 70 mm jaw?
The 70 mm jaw provides an extended clamping surface that ensures secure engagement of larger vessels while distributing pressure evenly to help reduce vascular trauma.

3. Which surgical procedures commonly require this clamp?
It is frequently used during abdominal aortic aneurysm repair, iliac artery reconstruction, pelvic vascular surgery, vascular graft placement, trauma surgery, and transplant procedures.

4. What material is the Wylie Hypogastric Clamp made from?
The clamp is manufactured from premium German surgical-grade stainless steel, providing exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term surgical reliability.

5. Is this clamp reusable and autoclavable?
Yes. The instrument is fully reusable and compatible with standard hospital sterilization methods, including steam autoclaving.

6. Which medical specialties commonly use the Wylie Hypogastric Clamp?
The 10 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp 70 mm Jaw is widely used in vascular surgery, cardiovascular surgery, transplant surgery, trauma surgery, pelvic surgery, and general surgery where precise temporary arterial occlusion and atraumatic vessel control are essential.