Description

It seems there might be a mix-up or variation in the terminology. The instruments you mentioned are likely “DeBakey Artery Forceps” and “Kocher Clamps.” Here’s information on both:

1. DeBakey Artery Forceps:
   • Design:
     • DeBakey Artery Forceps are a type of vascular forceps with atraumatic, fine tips and multiple small serrations along the jaws.
     • They may have a straight or curved design.
   • Purpose:
     • DeBakey Artery Forceps are commonly used in cardiovascular and vascular surgeries for atraumatic grasping and manipulation of delicate blood vessels.
   • Material:
     • Typically made of stainless steel or another medical-grade material for durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization.
2. Kocher Clamps:
   • Design:
     • Kocher Clamps, also known as Kocher forceps, are a type of surgical clamp with toothed jaws and a locking mechanism.
     • They may have straight or curved jaws.
   • Purpose:
     • Kocher Clamps are used for clamping blood vessels or other tissues during surgical procedures to control bleeding or secure tissues.
   • Material:
     • Typically made of stainless steel or another medical-grade material.

If you have a specific instrument in mind that combines features from both, or if there’s a specific term like “DeBakey Double Kocher” commonly used in a specific context, please provide more details or clarify the term for a more accurate response.