Pean straight forceps 14 cm · tissue grasping and clamping in surgery

What is the Pean 14cm straight pliers and what are they used for?

Controlling bleeding promptly is an essential part of any surgery. The 14 cm Pean straight forceps are used to grasp tissues, clamp vessels, and control bleeding during surgery or examinations.

Its serrated jaws provide a firm, non-slip grip, and its straight design allows for linear reach maneuvers. It is a common instrument in general and large animal surgery.

It is used in any surgical team due to its versatility.

It is common to have several of these forceps in any surgical kit, as multiple forceps are often needed during a single procedure. Checking the closure and serrations before each surgery prevents surprises during the procedure.

Unlike the Kocher clamp, it has no teeth, so it causes less damage to the tissues it clamps and is preferred for clamping vessels. The typical mistake is closing it all the way around on delicate structures: the first or second step is sufficient for a secure grip.

How it is used

It should be used by veterinarians or personnel with surgical training. Clean and sterilize after each use, check that it closes properly, and store it dry.

Check the zipper closure from time to time to ensure it maintains its grip.

Advantages

• Serrated jaws with a firm grip
• Straight design, linear maneuvers
• Useful in general and large animal surgery
• Manageable size of 14 cm

FAQ

For what do you use it?

For clamping vessels, holding tissues, and controlling bleeding.

Is it different from the Kocher?

The Kocher has teeth; the Pean has ridged jaws.

Can it be sterilized?

Yes, using the usual methods for instruments.

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