Cardinal Health Devon Surgical Vessel Loops

Cardinal Health Devon Surgical Vessel Loops provide exceptional handling and control for surgeons during complex procedures. Radiopaque and latex-free, these loops are designed with patient safety in mind and are suitable for sensitive operating environments. Available in a spectrum of four colors and two sizes, they offer tailored solutions to meet various surgical demands.

These mini silicone vessel loops, marked with SKU 24000-01B, are ideal for delicate vascular work where precision and visibility are paramount. Their latex-free composition and color-coded design enhance operational efficiency and safety, bolstering confidence in sensitive surgical landscapes. These loops come sterile and are conveniently packaged to ensure ease of use and streamlined inventory management.

• Constructed from durable silicone, these vessel loops are latex-free, making them safe for patients with latex allergies, reducing the risk of allergic reactions during procedures.
• The loops are radiopaque, allowing them to be visible under X-rays and imaging techniques, ensuring enhanced accuracy and safety during surgical operations.
• Colored loops offer easy visual differentiation during surgery, facilitating quicker identification and sorting, which can enhance surgical efficiency.

• Cardinal Health Devon Surgical Vessel Loops are primarily used to facilitate the identification, isolation, and occlusion of blood vessels and nerves during surgical procedures. They assist surgeons in maintaining a clear and organized surgical field.
• These loops can be utilized in a range of surgical operations, including cardiovascular, thoracic, orthopedic, and reconstructive surgeries, to manage delicate tissues effectively.

1. What materials are the vessel loops made of?
The vessel loops are made from silicone and are latex-free, ensuring safety for patients with latex allergies.

2. How many loops are included in a box?
Each box contains 10 packs of vessel loops, with each pack containing several loops.

3. Are these loops visible on imaging scans?
Yes, the loops are radiopaque, meaning they will show up on X-ray and other imaging scans for easy identification.