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Doyen intestinal clamp — manufacturer / publisher reference. Variants may differ.
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Doyen intestinal clamp — manufacturer / publisher reference. Variants may differ.

Image: SURTEX Instruments · Source / original

Doyen intestinal clamp

Haemostasis

Doyen intestinal clamp

Doyen intestinal clamp

THE FIRST VIVA QUESTION

What is its use?

Temporarily occludes bowel using a dedicated non-crushing intestinal clamp pattern.

Explore the photo before the answer. Zoom into the jaws, inspect the locking mechanism and compare the available reference views.

01 / IDENTIFICATION

How to recognise it.

  1. Long slender bowel-clamp jaws.
  2. Relatively flexible working blades.
  3. Ring handles, ratchet and fine serrations.
Don’t confuse it with…

Payr is a crushing intestinal clamp; a Doyen retractor is an entirely different instrument.

02 / PARTS

Name the parts.

Point to each part on your specimen as you say its name.

  1. Rings
  2. Ratchet
  3. Box joint
  4. Flexible jaws
  5. Serrated contact surfaces
03 / VIVA PRACTICE

Think first. Then reveal.

Say your answer aloud before opening the suggested response.

01Is the conventional Doyen bowel clamp crushing?
SUGGESTED ANSWER

It is designed as a non-crushing clamp, although misuse can still injure tissue.

02Why distinguish it from Payr?
SUGGESTED ANSWER

They apply different types of tissue compression and are not interchangeable.

Read the references.

Use these clinical education and instrument references alongside your department’s practical manual. Photo attribution appears below the image.