Bonney Myomectomy Uterus Clamp

Bonney Myomectomy Uterus Clamp: Precision Hemostasis for Fibroid Removal

Bonney Myomectomy Clamp Bonney Myomectomy clamp is a unique surgical instrument for gynecology, designed to ease "bloodless" myomectomies. The invention was made by the gynecologist who pioneered the field, Victor Bonney. This tool permits surgeons to temporarily block the blood supply to the uterus, which provides a clean and safe surgical field to remove fibroids in the uterus (myomas) and preserve the uterus and ensure future fertility.

With a length total in the range of 267mm (10 1/2") and 51mm (2") jaws, this clamp gives the compression and reach needed for complicated pelvic surgeries.

Key Technical Specifications

Bonney Myomectomy Clamp is engineered to meet the demands of abdominal gynecological surgeries:

• Extended Reach (267mm): The 10 1/2-inch frame is made to maneuver the abdominal cavity of the pelvis, and allow surgeons to access the lower uterine segment through an abdominal angle.
• Big 51mm (2") Jaws: The broad, curved jaws are specially designed to cover the junction between the uterine body and the cervix. This makes sure that both uterine vessels are efficiently compressed at the same time.
• Mechanism for Screw Joints: In contrast to standard box joints,  screw joint offers greater stability and allow for precise adjustments. This is essential when putting pressure on the joint for sustained throughout long reconstruction.
• Four Ring Handle The handle design includes four finger rings, giving the surgeon superior leverage and multi-point controls during the initial application as well as the final release from the clamp.

Clinical Application and Surgical Benefits

The primary function of the Bonney Clamp is to act as an indefinite "tourniquet" for the uterus. The Bonney Clamp's use has several important advantages:

1. Hemorrhage Control: By compressing the uterine vessels at the cervical region, the clamp significantly reduces the loss of blood during the removal of large fibroids or vascularized tissue.
2. Uterine Preservation . In order to make myomectomy less risky and less invasive, the instrument is a crucial part of surgical procedures that are conservative, helping patients avoid having a hysterectomy.
3. Improved Visualization . A bloodless area allows for better suturing and reconstruction of the uterine walls, vital for maintaining the integrity of the organ's structure for future fetuses.

Ergonomics and Material Quality

Made from premium surgical stainless steel The Bonney Clamp is built to stand up to high-pressure sterilization as well as repeated use. While many modern versions feature the satin-finished finish to cut down on eye-straining reflections from overhead lighting The design's fundamentals remain focussed at it's "atraumatic" yet firm compression of the vessels of the uterus.

Care and Sterilization

Due to its complicated joint and the large area of its surface due to its large surface area, the Bonney Clamp requires thorough cleaning and lubrication of the screw joint. It is completely self-clavable. Surgeons are urged to inspect jaw alignment on a regular basis to make sure that the blades of 51mm are aligned evenly, ensuring uniform pressure throughout the lower part of the uterine.

Conclusion

The Bonney Myomectomy Uterus Clamp (267mm) remains a symbol of surgical precision and conservatism. Its ability to regulate the flow of blood during the resection of the uterus