A 7" Mixter clamp is a surgical instrument used for clamping, grasping, and dissecting blood vessels and delicate tissues in deep or difficult-to-reach surgical areas. Its right-angled or curved jaws allow surgeons to maneuver around structures in tight anatomical spaces, and its locking mechanism provides stable, adjustable pressure for procedures like ligation and hemostasis in general, vascular, and other types of surgery.

Grasping and manipulation:

Used for securely grasping and manipulating delicate tissues during surgical procedures.

Vessel control:

Designed to clamp and occlude blood vessels, essential for controlling bleeding (hemostasis).

Dissection:

Aids in dissecting and separating tissue layers and structures.

Passing ligatures:

Allows surgeons to pass and secure ligatures (ties) around vessels or tissues in deep areas.