Description

The McDougal Prostatectomy Clamp – Left has long, narrow shanks with an angled working end. The jaws are short compared with the handles and turn upwards at the tips. This left-sided pattern is used in radical prostatectomy surgery, where the shape of the instrument helps determine how it is positioned in the operative area.

The clamp measures 25.5 cm (10″) in overall length, with a 40 mm jaw length. Its long arms extend from the ring handles to the angled tips, keeping the working end well away from the grip. The left pattern has a distinct bend near the jaws, as shown in the product illustration.

The working end is narrow, with a short angled section at the tip. The shanks remain slim along most of their length and change direction near the joint. This gives the instrument its offset profile. The left-sided design is the main distinction of this version, alongside its jaw length and overall size.

Two oval finger rings form the handles, with a ratchet lock near the joint. The rings provide a grip for opening and closing the clamp, while the ratchet holds it closed when engaged. The long shanks connect the handles to the working end without adding bulk around the jaws.

The clamp is made from surgical stainless steel and is intended for repeated use after proper cleaning and sterilization. Each instrument goes through our quality inspection process before dispatch. Our team checks the construction, surface finish, and overall workmanship before the product is packed for delivery.

The McDougal Prostatectomy Clamp – Left measures 25.5 cm (10″) and has 40 mm jaws. Its angled working end, long shanks, oval finger rings, and ratchet lock distinguish it within the prostatectomy instrument range. It is listed for use in radical prostatectomy surgery and is supplied in the left-sided pattern shown.