John Hopkin Artery Bulldog Clamp Horizontal Serrated Jaws Straight (50.8mm) (2inch) Blunt / Blunt If the toe begins to

If the toe begins to fan out and curl in a particular direction

They are commonly used to perform surgeries such as fistula repair and other delicate procedures

The horizontal serrated jaws allow for a more secure grip on tissue

4mm tip width indicates that the forceps have a very narrow tip

They have S-shaped shanks that allow for better access to hard-to-reach areas

John Hopkin Artery Bulldog Clamp Horizontal Serrated Jaws Straight (50.8mm) (2inch) Blunt / Blunt If the toe begins toThe John Hopkin Artery Bulldog Clamp is a surgical tool used to temporarily clamp off a blood vessel during a surgical procedure. It has horizontal serrated jaws that are designed to prevent slipping and to ensure a secure grip. The clamp is 2 inches (50. 8mm) long.