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PEAK SURGICAL
SKU:PS-GS-0012
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The clinical standard for superior tissue fixation in pelvic surgery. The Heaney Hysterectomy Forceps are high-precision gynecological instruments specifically engineered for the secure clamping of the uterine ligaments and the parametrium. Featuring a 203mm (8") chassis and a specialized curved-on-flat jaw profile, this tool acts as a mechanical necessity for surgeons requiring maximum grip in narrow pelvic corridors. The integration of a single tooth tip and cross-serrated jaws ensures that dense, vascularized tissue is held with absolute security, preventing slippage during the critical stages of a hysterectomy.
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The Heaney Hysterectomy Forceps (203mm) are a foundational asset for any gynecological surgical tray. Their primary utility lies in their "security under tension." During the division of the uterine vessels and ligaments, the Heaney clamp provides a robust, fail-safe occlusion that clinicians rely on to manage hemostasis. The curved-on-flat design is particularly advantageous in vaginal hysterectomies, where it allows the instrument to hug the curvature of the pelvic floor, providing superior access compared to straight alternatives.
Built to meet the rigorous standards of modern surgical centers, these forceps are fully autoclavable. The high-tensile construction ensures the instrument maintains its jaw alignment and tooth integrity through years of frequent clinical service.
Feature Details
Material Premium Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
Total Length 203mm (8 Inches)
Tip Profile Single Tooth / Serrated
Jaw Style Curved-on-Flat
Maintenance Fully Autoclavable / Reusable
Primary Use Cases:
Q: What is the benefit of the single tooth at the tip?
A: Uterine ligaments are dense and often slippery. The single tooth acts as an anchor that prevents the tissue from "squirting" out of the side of the jaws when the clamp is tightened, ensuring a total and secure occlusion of the pedicle.
Q: Can this be used for abdominal and vaginal hysterectomies?
A: Absolutely. While it is a staple in vaginal hysterectomies due to its curved profile, many surgeons prefer the 8-inch Heaney for abdominal procedures because it provides excellent leverage and tactile feedback in the lower pelvic cavity.
Q: How do I maintain the interlocking tooth?
A: Proper cleaning is critical. Use a soft surgical brush to remove biological debris from the tooth and the corresponding recess. We recommend an ultrasonic bath followed by standard autoclaving to ensure the instrument remains sterile and the joint remains fluid.
Q: Does the "curved-on-flat" design obstruct the surgeon's view?
A: No, it actually improves it. By curving to the side (on-flat) rather than upward, the handles and shaft can be positioned away from the center of the operative field, giving the surgeon a clearer view of the tissue being divided.