Description

The McDougal Prostatectomy Clamp – Right has long shanks and a narrow, angled working end. The jaws turn upwards at the tips, while the arms bend near the joint before extending towards the ring handles. This right-sided pattern is used in radical prostatectomy surgery and is supplied as the counterpart to the left-sided version.

The clamp measures 25.5 cm (10″) overall, with a 40 mm jaw length. Its long shanks keep the handles well away from the working end. The right-sided bend gives the instrument a different approach from the left pattern, although both versions share the same overall length and jaw measurement.

The jaws are slim, with a slight curve towards their tips. The shanks remain narrow along most of their length and change direction near the working end. This offset shape is the main feature of the clamp. The right-hand pattern is useful to distinguish when selecting instruments for a procedure that requires a particular side.

Two oval finger rings form the handles, and a ratchet lock sits close to the central joint. The rings allow the clamp to be opened and closed by hand. When engaged, the ratchet keeps the jaws closed until it is released. The long arms and angled tips give the instrument its recognisable profile.

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

The McDougal Prostatectomy Clamp – Right is supplied in a 25.5 cm (10″) length with 40 mm jaws. It has long shanks, an angled working end, oval finger rings, and a ratchet lock. The right-sided pattern complements the left version, giving the catalogue both options for radical prostatectomy surgery.