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The Doyen Intestinal Forceps Straight are specialized surgical forceps designed for controlled compression of intestinal tissue during procedures where bowel contents need to be contained within a selected segment. Their long, thin jaw configuration provides an extended working surface for intestinal handling during abdominal and gastrointestinal surgery.
The current Peak Surgicals listing offers 18 cm and 23 cm length options and allows selection between longitudinal jaws and diagonal serrated jaws. The forceps are handcrafted from premium German-grade stainless steel for professional surgical use.
The product is identified as a straight Doyen intestinal forceps, providing a direct working configuration for bowel handling and compression. The straight pattern allows the jaws to approach the selected intestinal segment along the same general axis as the instrument.
The live product page also references a curved variation within the available options. Buyers should therefore confirm whether the required configuration is straight or curved before ordering.
The current Peak Surgicals listing provides two confirmed lengths: 18 cm and 23 cm. These options allow buyers to select the required working length according to the surgical set or procedure requirements.
The 23 cm configuration is listed as a longer option than the standard 18 cm version. Exact jaw length, shaft length, and handle dimensions are not separately stated on the current product page.
The current product description identifies thin, long jaws as a defining feature of the Doyen pattern. The elongated jaws provide a broad working area for controlled compression of intestinal tissue during surgical handling.
The page does not state exact jaw width or jaw length measurements, so those dimensions should be confirmed before ordering if a specific working-end size is required.
One selectable working-end option is identified as Longitudinal Jaw. This configuration uses serration or surface orientation running along the length of the jaw.
The current product page does not provide the exact serration pitch, depth, or jaw-surface measurements, so those details should not be assumed from other Doyen forceps.
The second confirmed option is a Diagonal Serrated Jaw. This provides an alternative working-surface pattern for buyers requiring a different jaw configuration within their intestinal instrument set.
Selection between longitudinal and diagonal serrations should be based on the required instrument specification and surgeon preference.
Peak Surgicals describes these forceps for procedures in which the intestines need to be compressed to limit escape of intestinal contents. This makes the instrument relevant for gastrointestinal and abdominal surgical work requiring temporary control of an intestinal segment.
The degree of compression and placement of the jaws should be determined by the operating surgeon according to the tissue condition, procedure, and surgical technique.
The current Peak Surgicals listing specifies premium German-grade stainless steel. The metallic construction provides the rigid structure required for repeated professional surgical handling.
The exact stainless-steel alloy grade is not stated on the current page. Hospitals, surgical centers, distributors, and procurement teams requiring a specific material designation or certificate should confirm that information before ordering.
Although this product page is titled Doyen Intestinal Forceps Straight, the current variation section also lists both Straight and Curved options. Buyers should therefore verify the intended pattern before purchase.
The exact differences in jaw curvature or dimensional specifications between the two configurations are not provided on the current listing.
Following clinical use, the forceps should be cleaned, inspected, and reprocessed according to applicable manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility's validated procedures.
Particular attention should be given to the long jaw surfaces and articulated areas. Before reuse, the instrument should be inspected for retained debris, corrosion, jaw misalignment, deformation, restricted movement, or surface damage.
| Product Name | Doyen Intestinal Forceps Straight |
| Instrument Type | Intestinal Forceps / Bowel Clamp |
| Pattern | Doyen |
| Primary Listing Configuration | Straight |
| Additional Variation | Curved |
| Length Options | 18 cm / 23 cm |
| Jaw Option 1 | Longitudinal Jaw |
| Jaw Option 2 | Diagonal Serrated Jaw |
| Jaw Description | Thin, Long Jaws |
| Material | Premium German-Grade Stainless Steel |
| Primary Function | Controlled Intestinal Compression During Surgery |
| SKU | Not Visible on Current Product Page |
The Doyen Intestinal Forceps Straight are relevant for hospitals, gastrointestinal and abdominal surgery departments, operating rooms, surgical instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing reusable intestinal forceps.
For accurate purchasing, buyers should specify the required 18 cm or 23 cm length, straight or curved configuration, and longitudinal or diagonal serrated jaw. Buyers requiring exact jaw dimensions, stainless-steel alloy grade, or a confirmed SKU should verify those details before ordering because they are not provided on the current product page.
The current Peak Surgicals listing identifies them for controlled intestinal compression during surgical procedures where bowel contents need to be contained within the selected segment.
The current product page lists 18 cm and 23 cm options.
The listing provides Longitudinal Jaw and Diagonal Serrated Jaw options.
Yes. The current variation section lists both Straight and Curved options, although this specific product page is titled Doyen Intestinal Forceps Straight.
The current description specifies premium German-grade stainless steel. The exact alloy grade is not stated.
The current live product page does not display a SKU, so a product code should be confirmed in Shopify before it is added to customer-facing content.
