Angled Hemostatic Forceps for Gynecology Procedures with Mcdougal Design

Angled Hemostatic Forceps for Gynecology Procedures with McDougal Design

Angled hemostatic forceps with a McDougal design are specialized surgical instruments used in gynecologic procedures to clamp blood vessels and control bleeding in confined pelvic spaces. The angled jaws and curved shanks improve access to deep anatomy, letting surgeons reach structures that straight forceps may not easily grasp. These forceps are commonly used during hysterectomy, myomectomy, and other procedures where precise hemostasis matters. Available in stainless steel, they are designed for repeated sterilization and reliable performance in operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics across the United States.

• Clamping and controlling bleeding from uterine and ovarian vessels during hysterectomy
• Securing pedicles and vascular bundles in myomectomy and other pelvic surgeries
• Grasping and occluding tissue in deep, narrow surgical fields where angled jaws improve visibility
• Temporary hemostasis during gynecologic procedures in operating rooms and ambulatory surgery centers
• Assisting with vessel isolation and ligation in open and minimally invasive gynecologic cases

Specifications

• Clean thoroughly before sterilization to remove blood and debris from the jaws and box lock.
• Autoclave according to your facility's standard cycle for stainless steel surgical instruments.
• Inspect the angled jaws and ratchet for alignment, wear, or damage before each use.
• Store in a dry, protected area to prevent corrosion and physical damage.

Specifications

For use by qualified healthcare professionals only. Always follow your facility's sterilization and handling protocols.