113 devices · GMDN 34951
A bulldog clamp is a reusable surgical tool used to securely grasp, compress, or isolate tissues, organs, or blood vessels during procedures. Its serrated jaws provide a tight hold, allowing surgeons to control bleeding, manipulate anatomical structures, or prepare tissue for dissection.
These clamps are typically regulated as surgical instruments and may require compliance with general medical device safety standards. They are often supplied sterile or as part of a surgical tray, with variations in jaw design to suit specific surgical needs.
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