Crile Artery Forceps

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Crile artery forceps (often called Crile clamps) are a type of hemostatic forceps used in surgery to clamp blood vessels and control bleeding. Key features: Serrations: Transverse (across the jaws) serrations that usually extend the entire length of the jaws. Locking mechanism: Ratchet handles to maintain a firm grip. Shape: Available in straight or curved forms. Uses: Clamping medium-sized blood vessels before ligation. Holding sutures or tissue during surgical procedures. Sometimes used for blunt dissection by inserting closed jaws into tissue planes and spreading them apart. Show more