The 9 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp is a high-performance vascular surgical instrument specifically engineered to provide safe, temporary occlusion of the hypogastric (internal iliac) artery and other major pelvic blood vessels during complex vascular, abdominal, and pelvic surgical procedures. Designed for vascular surgeons, cardiovascular specialists, transplant surgeons, and general surgeons, this precision instrument delivers dependable vessel control while helping preserve the integrity of delicate vascular tissues. It is commonly used in aortoiliac reconstruction, pelvic vascular surgery, abdominal aneurysm repair, arterial bypass procedures, vascular trauma management, and other operations requiring controlled interruption of blood flow.

During vascular surgery, maintaining a bloodless operative field while protecting arterial structures is essential for successful outcomes. The 9 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp features precision-crafted atraumatic jaws that distribute clamping pressure evenly across the vessel surface. This balanced compression allows surgeons to achieve temporary vascular occlusion without excessive force, helping reduce the risk of vessel wall injury while facilitating precise arterial repair, graft placement, and vascular anastomosis.

With an overall length of 9 ½ inches (approximately 24.1 cm), this clamp offers an excellent combination of reach, balance, and maneuverability. Its medium-length profile provides comfortable access to pelvic and abdominal blood vessels while allowing surgeons to work efficiently within confined operative spaces. The carefully balanced design enhances visibility and improves instrument handling during technically demanding vascular procedures.

The atraumatic jaws are engineered to provide stable engagement of the hypogastric artery and other major vessels while minimizing unnecessary compression of surrounding tissues. Their precision alignment ensures reliable temporary occlusion and helps maintain vessel integrity throughout the procedure. This design makes the clamp particularly suitable for iliac artery reconstruction, pelvic vascular exposure, abdominal aortic aneurysm repair, renal vascular surgery, and arterial bypass operations requiring meticulous vascular control.

Manufactured from premium German surgical-grade stainless steel, the 9 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp delivers outstanding durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term clinical reliability. The high-quality stainless steel construction 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 surface wear.

The ergonomically designed finger ring handles provide exceptional tactile feedback, balance, and control throughout prolonged surgical procedures. A precision ratchet locking mechanism enables surgeons to maintain consistent clamping pressure without continuous hand force, reducing hand fatigue while ensuring secure temporary vascular occlusion.

The 9 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp is an essential component of vascular surgery, cardiovascular surgery, transplant surgery, trauma surgery, and general surgery instrument sets. It is widely used in hospitals, vascular centers, teaching institutions, and specialty surgical facilities performing complex arterial reconstruction, pelvic vascular repair, aortic surgery, and advanced vascular interventions.

Designed for repeated professional use, this reusable vascular clamp is fully compatible with standard hospital sterilization methods, including steam autoclaving. Combining precision engineering, atraumatic vessel handling, ergonomic functionality, and premium stainless steel construction, the 9 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp delivers the reliability, durability, and precision required for modern vascular and pelvic surgery.

Key Features

• 9 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp for vascular and pelvic surgery
• Designed for temporary occlusion of hypogastric and iliac arteries
• Precision atraumatic jaws minimize vessel trauma
• Ideal for aortoiliac reconstruction and arterial bypass procedures
• Suitable for abdominal aneurysm repair and pelvic vascular surgery
• Excellent balance for precise control in deep operative fields
• Manufactured from premium German surgical-grade stainless steel
• Satin matte finish reduces operating room glare
• Ergonomic finger ring handles enhance comfort and precision
• Precision ratchet locking mechanism ensures secure clamping
• Corrosion-resistant construction for long-term durability
• Fully reusable and autoclavable for repeated professional use

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FAQs

1. What is the 9 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp used for?
The clamp is used for temporary occlusion of the hypogastric (internal iliac) artery and other major pelvic vessels during vascular reconstruction, abdominal aneurysm repair, arterial bypass procedures, and pelvic vascular surgery.

2. What are the benefits of the atraumatic jaws?
The atraumatic jaws distribute clamping pressure evenly, helping minimize vessel wall trauma while providing secure temporary vascular occlusion.

3. Which surgical specialties commonly use this clamp?
The clamp is widely used in vascular surgery, cardiovascular surgery, transplant surgery, trauma surgery, pelvic surgery, and general surgery.

4. What material is the Wylie Hypogastric Clamp manufactured from?
It is manufactured from premium German surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term surgical performance.

5. Can the Wylie Hypogastric Clamp be sterilized and reused?
Yes. The instrument is fully reusable and compatible with standard hospital sterilization procedures, including steam autoclaving.

6. Is this clamp suitable for iliac artery and abdominal vascular procedures?
Yes. The 9 ½″ Wylie Hypogastric Clamp is specifically designed for procedures involving the hypogastric and iliac arteries, including vascular reconstruction, aneurysm repair, arterial bypass surgery, pelvic vascular exposure, and other operations requiring precise temporary vessel occlusion.