Max Plus Moynihan Artery Forceps, also known as Moynihan Clamps, are specialized surgical instruments used primarily in abdominal and vascular surgeries. They are designed to provide controlled clamping of arteries, vessels, and soft tissues while minimizing trauma. Their unique curved jaws and serrated gripping surfaces offer excellent control during procedures such as gallbladder removal, vascular ligation, and gastrointestinal surgeries.
 
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Max Plus Moynihan Artery Forceps are commonly used in the following specialties:
General Surgery – vascular control, tissue handling
Hepatobiliary Surgery – gallbladder removal, liver procedures
Gastrointestinal Surgery – bowel, stomach, and intestinal operations
Vascular Surgery – safe clamping of arteries and veins
Emergency Surgery – trauma cases requiring rapid vessel control
 
How to Use Moynihan Artery Forceps
Identify the vessel or tissue that requires clamping.
Hold the forceps through the finger rings and gently position the curved jaws on the target.
Engage the ratchet lock to maintain firm but controlled pressure.
Ensure that the clamp provides secure grip without causing unnecessary trauma.
After the procedure, sterilize the instrument according to medical guidelines.
 
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