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HSCO® Duval Lung Grasping Forceps lightweight, ratcheted, finger ring forceps used for grasping large tissue and organs, such as the stomach and lungs. The triangular, fenestrated tips are horizontally serrated providing a large, secure grasping surface.

The Omni-Tract Retractor System is a highly versatile self-retaining surgical retractor designed to provide hands-free exposure across multiple surgical specialties. It features a modular design with adjustable arms and interchangeable blades, allowing for precise tissue retraction with minimal trauma. The system is widely used in general surgery, orthopedic, spinal, urological, gynecological, and cardiovascular procedures.

• Self-Retaining & Stable Design: Eliminates the need for manual holding, improving surgical efficiency.

• Adjustable & Modular System: Offers various frame sizes, blade lengths, and attachment options for different procedures.

• 360° Positioning Capability: Allows for optimal customization and access to deep surgical sites.

• Table-Mounted Stability: Securely attaches to the surgical table, providing steady and precise retraction.

• Durable Stainless Steel Construction: Ensures long-lasting performance, easy sterilization, and corrosion resistance.

• General Surgery: Used in abdominal, colorectal, and hepatobiliary procedures.

• Spinal & Orthopedic Surgery: Provides exposure for laminectomy, discectomy, and joint replacement surgeries.

• Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery: Ensures clear visualization for thoracotomies and heart surgeries.

• Gynecological & Urological Procedures: Ideal for hysterectomy, prostatectomy, and pelvic surgeries.

• Neurosurgery: Assists in cranial and spinal procedures, allowing controlled and stable retraction.

• Unobstructed Surgical Field: Enhances visibility for precise and safe procedures.

• Minimizes Tissue Trauma: Distributes pressure evenly to reduce the risk of damage.

• Customizable & Versatile: Adapts to a wide range of surgical needs.

• Hands-Free Functionality: Frees up surgical assistants for other critical tasks.

The Omni-Tract Retractor System is an essential tool in modern surgical practices, offering superior control, flexibility, and efficiency for complex procedures across multiple specialties.

• The retractor is mounted on a chest spreader, such as a Cooley, Ankeney, Morris, or Finochietto spreader. 
• The retractor provides consistent exposure of the mitral valve, tricuspid valve, and right and left atria. 
• This allows the surgeon to visualize the operative field and perform the surgery. 

• Dr. Cosgrove designed the Cosgrove mitral valve retractor by combining features of the Favaloro retractor and a mitral valve retractor designed by Denton Cooley, MD. 
• The Cosgrove mitral valve retractor has been in use since the 1980s. 
• Kapp Surgical manufactures the Cosgrove mitral valve retractor. 

• Hemostasis: The clamp is used to achieve hemostasis by clamping large blood vessels. 
• Aortic clamping: The clamp's unique scoop shape and debakey teeth make it well suited for aortic clamping. The debakey teeth provide a strong hold while protecting the vessel walls from unnecessary stress and strain. 
• Variety of surgical procedures: The clamp is available with either straight or angled shanks, making it suitable for a wide variety of surgical procedures.

• Occlude vesselsThese clamps can be used to block small and medium-sized blood vessels to reduce blood flow during surgery. 
• Divert blood flowClamps can be used to divert blood flow around obstructions, which can help ensure a safe and efficient surgical procedure. 
• Clamp vessels in hard-to-reach areasThe long, slim profile of these clamps makes them ideal for clamping vessels in hard-to-reach areas or those that are less prominent. 

• Control blood flow: Divert blood flow to prevent hypovolemia and minimize the risk of bleeding during surgery 
• Repair aneurysms: Clip aneurysms or correct dilations 
• Perform anastomosis: Used in anastomosis procedures

• Purpose:The primary function of these forceps is to hold and manipulate vessel clamps, ensuring they are placed correctly and tightened to stop blood flow. 
• Types of Surgeries:They are commonly used in:
  • Cardiovascular Surgery: For applying clamps to arteries and veins. 
  • Neurosurgery: For controlling bleeding during procedures involving the brain and spinal cord. 
  • Microsurgery: For delicate procedures requiring precise control of blood vessels. 
  • Hand Surgery: For clamping small blood vessels in the hand.