The Leland-Jones Atrauma Peripheral Vascular Clamps offer a wide variety of advantages for vascular surgeons. These advantages have major importance for diverting the blood flow around vascular obstructions.

For instance, the clamps come with a pair of atraumatic jaws. Moreover, the jaws come with horizontal serrations on their inner surfaces for avoiding wall damage. Also, the device can have straight or angled at 15°, 30°, and 60° jaws according to the surgical needs.

Besides, the clamps feature elongated, slim shanks with a slight curve. The shanks connect the boxlock to a ratchet. In addition, the ratchet has indentations and permits a gradual control of the occlusion pressure.

Lastly, all our Leland-Jones Atrauma Peripheral Vascular Clamps share a common 77mm working end size for treating small and medium blood vessels.