The DeBakey Castaneda Clamp 1.4mm, 25° Jaws, Curved Handle is a premium vascular clamp engineered for surgeons performing highly delicate vascular, cardiovascular, neonatal, pediatric, and microsurgical procedures. Developed with the renowned DeBakey Castaneda design principles, this instrument combines precision-crafted 1.4mm jaws angled at 25 degrees with an ergonomically contoured curved handle to provide superior vessel control while minimizing tissue trauma. Its specialized design supports temporary vascular occlusion during complex surgical interventions where accuracy, atraumatic handling, and optimal visualization are essential.

The 25° angled jaw configuration offers an ideal balance between straight and sharply angled clamps, allowing surgeons to access vessels located in moderately challenging anatomical positions without compromising visibility or instrument control. This design is particularly useful during vascular anastomosis, arterial reconstruction, venous repair, congenital heart surgery, coronary artery bypass procedures, transplant surgery, and microvascular reconstruction. The slim 1.4mm jaw profile enables precise engagement of small arteries and veins, making the clamp especially valuable in neonatal and pediatric surgery where delicate vessel preservation is a priority.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the DeBakey Castaneda Clamp 1.4mm, 25° Jaws, Curved Handle delivers exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting mechanical reliability. Precision machining ensures smooth jaw movement, accurate alignment, and consistent clamping pressure throughout repeated clinical use. The instrument is designed to maintain its performance after numerous sterilization cycles, making it a dependable addition to hospitals, cardiovascular centers, vascular surgery departments, and specialty microsurgical facilities.

The atraumatic DeBakey-style jaws are carefully engineered to distribute clamping pressure evenly across the vessel wall, helping reduce endothelial injury while maintaining secure temporary occlusion. This gentle yet effective compression supports safe vascular manipulation and facilitates delicate suturing during anastomosis. By preserving vascular integrity, the clamp contributes to improved surgical precision and optimal patient outcomes during complex reconstructive procedures.

The ergonomically designed curved handle enhances surgeon comfort and control throughout lengthy operations. Its balanced construction promotes a natural hand position, provides excellent tactile feedback, and minimizes hand fatigue during technically demanding procedures. The curved handle also improves access to deep operative fields, allowing the clamp to be positioned accurately around surrounding anatomical structures while maintaining a clear surgical view. Together, the curved handle and 25° angled jaws improve maneuverability and overall surgical efficiency.

The DeBakey Castaneda Clamp 1.4mm, 25° Jaws, Curved Handle is widely used in cardiovascular surgery, vascular surgery, neonatal surgery, pediatric surgery, transplant surgery, and microsurgical procedures. It is suitable for temporary vessel occlusion during arterial bypass, vascular grafting, congenital cardiac repair, peripheral vascular reconstruction, and delicate microvascular anastomosis. Its versatile design makes it an indispensable component of professional vascular surgical instrument sets.

Designed for repeated clinical use, the instrument is fully compatible with standard hospital sterilization methods, including steam autoclaving. Routine cleaning, inspection, and maintenance help preserve its precision mechanics, corrosion resistance, and professional finish, ensuring years of dependable performance in demanding surgical environments.

Combining premium stainless steel construction, atraumatic 25° angled jaws, an ergonomic curved handle, and precision engineering, the DeBakey Castaneda Clamp 1.4mm, 25° Jaws, Curved Handle delivers the reliability, accuracy, and tissue protection required for modern vascular and cardiovascular surgery.

Key Features

• Precision DeBakey Castaneda Clamp with 1.4mm jaw width
• 25° angled atraumatic jaws provide improved access and vessel control
• Curved ergonomic handle enhances comfort and maneuverability
• Designed for temporary vascular occlusion during delicate procedures
• Ideal for vascular anastomosis, cardiovascular, neonatal, pediatric, and microsurgical applications
• Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel
• Precision-machined jaws ensure secure and consistent clamping
• Lightweight, balanced construction reduces hand fatigue
• Corrosion-resistant finish for long-lasting clinical durability
• Fully autoclavable and compatible with standard sterilization protocols
• Reusable professional-grade surgical instrument
• Suitable for hospitals, cardiovascular centers, and specialty surgical facilities

Product Specifications Table

FAQs

1. What is the DeBakey Castaneda Clamp 1.4mm with 25° jaws used for?
The clamp is used for temporary vessel occlusion and precise vascular control during cardiovascular surgery, vascular anastomosis, neonatal procedures, pediatric surgery, transplant surgery, and microsurgical reconstruction.

2. What are the advantages of the 25° angled jaws?
The 25° angled jaws provide enhanced access to vessels located in moderately restricted operative fields while maintaining excellent visibility and precise instrument control.

3. Why is the 1.4mm jaw profile beneficial?
The fine 1.4mm jaw profile allows accurate handling of small and delicate blood vessels, helping minimize tissue trauma while providing secure temporary occlusion.

4. What material is the DeBakey Castaneda Clamp manufactured from?
The instrument is made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, offering exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and dependable long-term performance.

5. Is this vascular clamp reusable after sterilization?
Yes. The clamp is reusable and designed to withstand repeated steam autoclave sterilization and standard hospital reprocessing procedures without compromising performance.

6. Which surgical specialties commonly use this instrument?
This instrument is commonly used in cardiovascular surgery, vascular surgery, pediatric surgery, neonatal surgery, transplant surgery, congenital heart surgery, peripheral vascular reconstruction, and microsurgical vascular procedures requiring precise vessel control.