265 devices · GMDN 62471
Coronary artery clamps are single-use surgical tools used during coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) to temporarily stop blood flow in a coronary artery. By applying controlled pressure, they create a stable, atraumatic seal to prevent bleeding while the graft is attached, ensuring precision and safety during the procedure.
These devices are typically classified as single-use surgical instruments and are regulated under medical device laws, often requiring compliance with surgical tool standards. They are supplied sterile and designed for one-time use, with variations in size and grip to accommodate different anatomical needs during cardiac surgery.
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