Crile artery forceps are standard haemostatic clamps available in straight and curved configurations for vessel clamping in breast surgery and facelift. The 4 options cover the jaw length and curvature combinations most commonly required in plastic surgical haemostasis.
Key Features
- Variants: 4 options — straight and curved
- Application: Vessel haemostasis in breast surgery and facelift
- Material: Stainless steel — autoclavable
- SKU: AE-19.16 | Price: $10–$12
Clinical Use
Crile artery forceps are used in breast surgery and facelift for clamping arteries and veins during flap elevation and wound dissection. Straight forceps suit direct vessel access; curved variants reach bleeders around anatomical obstructions in the surgical field.
Construction & Care
Made from stainless steel, Crile artery forceps are autoclavable at 134°C. Inspect jaw ratchet and serration alignment before each haemostasis procedure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What configurations do Crile artery forceps come in?
Crile artery forceps are available in 4 options combining straight and curved jaw configurations for vessel haemostasis in breast surgery and facelift.


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