| Model | Color Code | Ligation Range (mm) | Packing |
| KLZJ-S | Green | 3 ~6 | 6 Pieces Per Seat |
| KLZJ-M | Purple | 5~10 | 6 Pieces Per Seat |
| KLZJ-L | Gold | 9~16 | 6 Pieces Per Seat |
【 Scope Of Application 】
This product is suitable for ligation and closure of blood vessels and body cavity tissues during human surgical procedures.
【 Usage 】
1. Choose the appropriate organizational clip based on the size of the organizational structure.
2. Place the tissue clamp, grip it tightly, and accurately place the head of the tissue clamp into the base of the tissue clamp. Confirm that the head is perpendicular to the base, gently press the tissue
forceps until a clicking sound is heard, and do not force the tissue forceps into the base or the upper part of the ligation lock.
3. Remove the tissue forceps from the base and ensure that the ligation lock is securely clamped in the bite surface of the tissue forceps (as shown in Figure 1). At this point, it is necessary to hold the
base to ensure that the ligature lock can be smoothly removed from the base.
4. During use, as shown in Figure 1, locate the single tooth of the ligating lock, and the operator can visually confirm the structure being ligated.
5. Position the ligature lock around the ligated body cavity tissue bundle (as shown in Figure 2), apply sufficient force to the handle of the tissue clamp to close its occlusal surface, thereby locking the
ligature lock (as shown in Figure 3), release the handle of the tissue clamp, and allow the occlusal surface of the tissue clamp to return to a sufficiently large position.
6. If the body cavity tissue is peeled off (as shown in Figure 4), leave the end edge about 2-3mm away from the ligature lock, and do not use one end of the ligature lock as a guide for incision.
7. After clamping, the distal tissue should be removed.