Lung Lobe Tissue Forceps

Lung clamps are specialized instruments in thoracic surgery, primarily utilized for grasping, retracting, and stabilizing lung lobes. The core design philosophy is to provide sufficient gripping force while minimizing trauma to the delicate lung tissue. These clamps are indispensable tools for procedures such as lobectomy and wedge resection, enabling surgeons to achieve optimal exposure of the surgical field and facilitating precise anatomical dissection and separation.

Key Design and Features

1. Broad, Smooth Jaw Design: 

   - The jaws are designed as broad, hollow, and blunt-edged blades, or with very fine and smooth serrations.

   - This design evenly distributes pressure, preventing lung tissue tearing, crush injuries, or pneumothorax that may result from traditional toothed clamps.

3. Extended Shaft: 

   - To accommodate the deep thoracic surgical field, the shaft of the lung clamp is designed to be longer, ensuring that surgeons can operate from a comfortable position.

4. Reliable Locking Mechanism: 

   - Equipped with a precise locking mechanism, it can be locked after grasping the lung lobe, providing stable retraction and freeing the surgeon's hands.

Core Features and Values

- Non-traumatic Grasping: Optimized for lung tissue, effectively preventing accidental damage to the lung parenchyma.

- Excellent Surgical Field Exposure: Superior retraction and stabilization capabilities create an ideal space for the dissection of hilar vessels and bronchi.

- User-friendly Operation: The extended shaft design and multiple angle options make it suitable for both open thoracotomy and thoracoscopic surgery, ensuring smooth operation.

- Secure and Safe: The locking mechanism ensures that the clamp does not accidentally disengage during retraction, enhancing surgical safety.