112 devices · GMDN 64147
A surgical gastrointestinal clamp is a reusable, clip-style instrument used during open abdominal procedures to securely occlude sections of the gastrointestinal tract, such as the colon. Its hinged blades and locking mechanism provide a controlled seal to isolate tissue, aiding in surgical precision for procedures like resections or anastomoses.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments, subject to sterilization requirements and designed for repeated use. They are supplied sterile or as clean instruments requiring pre-procedure sterilization, adhering to medical device safety and performance standards.
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