American Wick Hem-o-lok polymer clip

Drug (device) approved by the State Food and Drug Administration (advanced) subtitle
Equipment name ligation clip
/ Product name] Vick polymer clip
[Brand]
Medium size
Medium size
Large size
Extra large size
[Validity period] Year
[Sterilization method] Ethylene oxide
[ Scope of use】
General surgery gallbladder, colorectum, spleen, stomach, appendix, liver resection gastric
jejunostomy, esophagogastric fundoplication.
Urology, kidney, adrenal gland, renal cystectomy, prostate cancer, bladder
Radical resection of cancer.
Obstetrics and Gynecology fallopian tube, ovary, uterus, chocolate cyst removal pelvic
lymph node dissection. Thoracic Surgery Mediastinal Tumors, Thymic Carcinoma, Bullae, Lobectomy
Hilal lymphadenectomy.
【Product Description】
Used for ligation and anastomosis of blood vessels and tissues in the body during surgical operations.
Use non-absorbable polypolymer material, no tissue reactivity, no tissue adhesion
And eschar to eliminate bacterial hiding, no infection risk, radiolucent, / examination
No scattering, no pseudo film.
It has integrated anti-slip teeth and an anti-slip design at the blood vessel interface to prevent the ligation lock from sliding in any direction.
The safety lock of the ligation design has a clear tactile feel, which can safely and effectively perform
ligation, reducing tissue separation and improving surgical efficiency.
The locking protrusion design can accurately accommodate nails that are not easy to fall out, saving time in removing nails and tying

The shape of the nail leg design makes the closing force even and has no tissue cutting effect, effectively expanding the ligation range and can accommodate more tissues.
The elastic hinge of the ligation lock design allows the position of the ligation lock to be adjusted before closing during surgery, providing telescopic space for
closing and development of the ligation lock.
[Medical Features]
, wide ligation range (maximum)
, clear tactile feel
, through ligation, safe and efficient
, inert material, no organization Reactive
, radiolucent, no imaging interference
, product name] Wick polymer clip
[Brand]
Medium
Medium Large< br/> Large size
Extra large size
[Validity period] Year
[Sterilization method] Ethylene oxide
[Scope of use]
General surgery gallbladder, knot , rectum, spleen, stomach, appendix, liver resection, gastric
jejunostomy, esophagogastric fundoplication.
Urology, kidney, adrenal gland, renal cystectomy, prostate cancer, bladder
Radical resection of cancer.
Obstetrics and Gynecology fallopian tube, ovary, uterus, chocolate cyst removal pelvic
lymph node dissection. Thoracic Surgery Mediastinal Tumors, Thymic Carcinoma, Bullae, Lobectomy
Hilal lymphadenectomy.
【Product Description】
Used for ligation and anastomosis of blood vessels and tissues in the body during surgical operations.
Use non-absorbable polypolymer material, no tissue reactivity, no tissue adhesion
And eschar to eliminate bacterial hiding, no infection risk, radiolucent, / examination
No scattering, no pseudo film.
It has integrated anti-slip teeth and an anti-slip design at the blood vessel interface to prevent the ligation lock from sliding in any direction.
The safety lock of the ligation design has a clear tactile feel, which can safely and effectively perform
ligation, reducing tissue separation and improving surgical efficiency.
The locking protrusion design can accurately accommodate nails that are not easy to fall out, saving time in removing nails and tying

The shape of the nail leg design makes the closing force even and has no tissue cutting effect, effectively expanding the ligation range and can accommodate more tissues.
The elastic hinge of the ligation lock design allows the position of the ligation lock to be adjusted before closing during surgery, providing telescopic space for
closing and development of the ligation lock.
[Medical Features]
, wide ligation range (maximum)
, clear tactile feel
, through ligation, safe and efficient
, inert material, no organization Reactive
, radiolucent, no imaging interference