79 devices · GMDN 47068
Vascular clamps are single-use surgical tools used to temporarily stop blood flow in veins or arteries during procedures. Their design allows surgeons to securely compress vessels, ensuring controlled access and reducing bleeding risks during operations like vascular surgery or organ transplants.
These devices are typically sterile, disposable, and made from plastic, with various jaw shapes and sizes to suit different surgical needs. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their intended use and risk level, with compliance requirements ensuring safety and performance before market release.
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