Doyen Intestinal Forcep

The Doyen Intestinal Forceps are specialized surgical instruments used primarily in gastrointestinal and bowel procedures. They are designed to grasp and temporarily occlude the intestines without causing excessive trauma, making them essential for surgeries involving the bowel, stomach, and other delicate tissues.

Design & Features

• Material: Made of high-quality surgical stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and sterilization.
• Structure:
  • Long, slender body – Provides deep access to abdominal structures.
  • Curved or straight jaws – Available in different designs to accommodate various surgical needs.
  • Smooth or finely serrated inner surfaces – Prevents excessive pressure on delicate tissues while maintaining a secure grip.
• Handle & Mechanism:
  • Ratchet locking system – Allows controlled and sustained pressure without constant grip.
  • Ergonomic ring handles – Ensures comfort and precision for the surgeon.

Applications & Uses

• Bowel Clamping: Temporarily occludes the intestines to prevent spillage of contents during resection or anastomosis.
• Gastrointestinal Surgery: Used in procedures such as bowel resection, anastomosis, and gastric bypass.
• Tissue Handling: Minimizes trauma when manipulating soft tissues.
• Veterinary Applications: Also used in small animal surgeries requiring delicate intestinal handling.

Variants & Sizes

• Curved Doyen Intestinal Forceps – Ideal for working around anatomical structures.
• Straight Doyen Intestinal Forceps – Used when direct access is required.
• Common Lengths – Ranges from 6 inches (15 cm) to 10 inches (25 cm) for various surgical needs.