Intestinal Clamps – Non-Crushing

Key Features Non-crushing / atraumatic design: Designed to compress the bowel sufficiently for temporary occlusion without intentionally crushing the tissue. Long, soft and elastic jaws: Helps distribute pressure across the intestinal wall. Serrated jaws: Doyen models commonly have longitudinal or diagonal serrations to improve grip and occlusion. Straight and curved options: Available in both configurations depending on the surgical requirement. Reusable: Standard surgical versions are designed for repeated use and reprocessing. Stainless-steel construction: Commercial Doyen forceps are commonly manufactured from surgical stainless steel. Finger-ring handles: Provide controlled manipulation by the surgeon. Long jaws and relatively shorter shanks: Characteristic of the Doyen pattern. Multiple sizes available: Common lengths include approximately 16.5 cm, 18 cm, 21 cm, 23 cm and 24 cm, depending on manufacturer and configuration.