Lee Bronchus Clamp Right Angled Straight Shanks

The Lee Bronchus Clamp Right Angled Straight Shanks is a specialized thoracic surgical instrument designed for secure and controlled occlusion of the bronchus during pulmonary and thoracic procedures. It plays a vital role in surgeries involving the lungs and airway structures, where precise bronchial control is required to ensure a safe and bloodless surgical field.

This instrument is commonly used in lung resections, lobectomies, pneumonectomies, and other thoracic procedures where temporary occlusion of the bronchus is necessary. It allows surgeons to isolate bronchial structures efficiently, preventing air leakage and contamination while maintaining optimal surgical visibility and control.

The defining feature of the Lee Bronchus Clamp Right Angled Straight Shanks is its right-angled design combined with straight shanks. This configuration provides enhanced access to deep thoracic regions, particularly within the confined anatomical space of the chest cavity. The right angle allows the surgeon to approach the bronchus with improved precision while minimizing tissue disruption.

The jaws of the clamp are engineered for atraumatic handling of bronchial tissue. They apply uniform pressure to ensure secure occlusion without causing unnecessary compression or damage to delicate airway structures. This is particularly important in thoracic surgery, where preserving tissue integrity is essential for postoperative recovery and respiratory function.

Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument offers excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term reliability. It is designed to withstand repeated sterilization cycles without loss of performance or structural integrity. The polished finish enhances resistance to staining and ensures easy cleaning, making it suitable for demanding surgical environments.

The instrument features a smooth and controlled locking mechanism that ensures consistent clamping force during procedures. This stability is essential in maintaining bronchial occlusion without slippage, allowing surgeons to perform complex thoracic interventions with confidence and precision.

Ergonomically designed, the Lee Bronchus Clamp Right Angled Straight Shanks provides excellent handling comfort and balance. Its lightweight structure reduces surgeon fatigue during prolonged thoracic surgeries, while the angled configuration enhances maneuverability in deep surgical fields.

This instrument is widely used in thoracic surgery, pulmonary surgery, and cardiothoracic procedures. It is particularly valuable in lung resections, bronchial isolation, and airway management during major chest operations. Its reliability and precision make it a standard tool in thoracic surgical instrument sets.

The clamp is fully reusable and autoclavable, ensuring compatibility with standard hospital sterilization protocols. Its durable construction guarantees consistent performance even after multiple sterilization cycles, making it a cost-effective and long-lasting surgical instrument.

Overall, the Lee Bronchus Clamp Right Angled Straight Shanks delivers precision, safety, and durability, making it an essential instrument for surgeons performing complex thoracic and pulmonary procedures.

Key Features

• Precision-designed Lee Bronchus Clamp
• Right-angled design for deep thoracic access
• Straight shanks for stable handling and control
• Ideal for bronchial occlusion in thoracic surgery
• Atraumatic jaw design minimizes tissue damage
• Smooth locking mechanism ensures secure clamping
• High-grade surgical stainless steel construction
• Corrosion-resistant and durable performance
• Suitable for lung and airway procedures
• Ergonomic lightweight design for surgeon comfort
• Fully reusable and autoclavable
• Enhances precision in pulmonary surgery

Product Specifications

Applications

The Lee Bronchus Clamp Right Angled Straight Shanks is commonly used in:

• Lobectomy procedures
• Pneumonectomy surgeries
• Lung resection operations
• Thoracic surgery
• Cardiothoracic procedures
• Bronchial isolation
• Airway management during surgery
• Pulmonary vascular procedures
• Chest cavity surgeries
• General thoracic surgical interventions