Spencer-Wells Hemostatic Forceps
Made from surgical-grade German stainless steel, our Spencer-Wells Hemostatic Forceps provide a reliable method to control bleeding. Available in both straight and curved designs, these forceps range from 13 cm (5 1/8") to 23 cm (9 1/8") to suit diverse procedural requirements.
- Serrated Jaws: Provide a firm grip, essential for effectively clamping blood vessels and achieving hemostasis.
- Ratcheted Locking Mechanism: Allows for precise control and secure clamping of blood vessels.
- Ergonomic Ring Handle: Designed for comfortable handling, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged surgical procedures.
Spencer-Wells Hemostatic Forceps can be used for several types of procedures:
- Vascular Surgery: Ideal for clamping blood vessels to control bleeding, ensuring a clear surgical field.
- General Surgery: Used for various tasks such as grasping and holding tissue, clamping arteries during procedures, and preventing blood flow until vessels are ligated.
- Gynecological Procedures: Essential for controlling bleeding during operations such as ovariotomies.
- Dental Surgery: Employed in dental procedures to manage bleeding by clamping small blood vessels in the oral cavity.
Invented by Sir Thomas Spencer Wells in the 19th century, these forceps are also known also as artery forceps.