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A well-organized AV fistula instruments set brings together precise, purpose-built tools — from DeBakey and Gerald forceps to Cooley, Glover, and Bulldog clamps — all supported by dependable 316L stainless steel construction. Whether creating a native fistula or supporting graft placement for hemodialysis access, this kind of complete, well-maintained kit remains essential to safe, precise vascular surgery, giving surgical teams the confidence to perform this delicate procedure consistently, case after case.

AV Fistula Instruments Set: Includes

Sr. No. Product Name Quantity
1 Medicine Cup 2oz., Graduated Measure 1 pcs
2 Scalpel Handle #3 2 pcs
3 Scalpel Handle #7 1 pcs
4 Edge Mayo Dissecting Scissor Tungsten Carbide, Straight, 6 3/4″ 1 pcs
5 Edge Metzenbaum Lahey Scissor Tungsten Carbide, Delicate, Curved, 5 3/4″ 1 pcs
6 Halsted Mosquito Forceps Straight, 5″ 4 pcs
7 Halsted Mosquito Forceps Curved, 5″ 10 pcs
8 Micro-Mosquito Forceps Curved, Delicate, 4 3/4″ 6 pcs
9 Rochester-Pean Forceps Curved, 6 1/4″ 4 pcs
10 Rochester-Ochsner Forceps Straight, 1×2 Teeth, 6 1/4″ 2 pcs
11 TC Halsey Needle Holder Serrated, 5 1/4″ 1 pcs
12 TC Baby Crile-Wood Needle Holders Serrated, 6″ 2 pcs
13 Crile Forceps Curved, 5 1/2″ 10 pcs
14 TC Castroviejo Needle Holders Straight with Lock, 5 1/2″ 2 pcs
15 TC DeBakey Cardiovascular Needle Holder, 7″ 1 pcs
16 Weitlaner Retractor 2×3 Teeth, Blunt, 4 1/2″ 1 pcs
17 Alm Retractor 4×4 Teeth, Blunt, 2 3/4″ 1 pcs
18 Mixter Forceps Right Angle, 5 1/2″ 2 pcs
19 Allis Tissue Forceps 4×5 Teeth, 6″ 2 pcs
20 Gillies Skin Hooks 4mm, 7″ 2 pcs
21 Rochester-Pean Forceps Curved, 9″ 2 pcs
22 Blair-Rollet Retractors 4 Prong, Sharp, Delicate, 5 1/2″ 2 pcs
23 Lorna-Edna Towel Clamps, 5 1/2″ 2 pcs
24 Frazier Suction Tube 8 French 1 pcs
25 Adson Tissue Forceps 1×2 Teeth, 4 3/4″ 2 pcs
26 Adson Dressing Forceps Serrated, 4 3/4″ 2 pcs
27 TC Potts-Smith Dressing Forceps Serrated, 7″ 1 pcs
28 DeBakey Atraumatic Forceps 2mm, 6 1/4″ 2 pcs
29 Bulldog DeBakey Atraumatic Forceps Straight, 5″ 2 pcs
30 Bulldog DeBakey Atraumatic Forceps Curved, 5″ 2 pcs
31 Bulldog DeBakey Atraumatic Forceps Ring Handle, 45° Angle, 5″ 2 pcs
32 Garrett Vascular Dilator Set 8 1/2″, Set of 9 1 pcs
33 Richardson Retractors Grip Handle, Small, 9 1/2″, 1″ × 3/4″ 2 pcs
34 US Army Retractor Set of 2, Double End, 8 1/4″ 1 pcs
35 Senn Retractors Double End, Blunt, 3 Prongs, 6 1/4″ 2 pcs
36 Stevens Tenotomy Scissor Curved, Blunt/Blunt, 4 1/2″ 1 pcs
37 Westcott Tenotomy Scissor Right, Blunt, 5″ 1 pcs
38 Desmarres Lid Retractors 14mm 2 pcs
39 Heparin Needle Luer Lock, 3mm, 2 1/2″ 1 pcs
40 Bozeman Forceps Double Curved, 10 1/4″ 1 pcs
41 Diethrich Bulldog Clamps Angled, 8mm 4 pcs
42 DeBakey Vascular Scissor 45° Angle, 7″ 1 pcs
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AV Fistula Instruments Set: Vascular Access Surgery Instrumentation

An AV fistula instruments set brings together a genuinely specialized collection of fine vascular surgical tools, built to support one of the most common procedures in hemodialysis access care. This guide covers what an arteriovenous fistula actually is, the core instruments involved in creating one, and the material standards behind a dependable kit.

What Is an AV Fistula, and Why Does It Matter for Hemodialysis?

An AV fistula is a surgically created connection between an artery and a vein, typically in the arm, allowing the vein to strengthen and enlarge over time so it can safely handle the repeated needle access required for hemodialysis treatment sessions. When a patient’s own vessel anatomy isn’t suitable for a direct connection, surgeons sometimes use a synthetic graft or a temporary shunt instead, though a native fistula generally remains the preferred long-term option for durable vascular access that can last for years with proper care.

Core Instruments in an AV Fistula Set

Creating a safe, functional anastomosis — the surgical join between artery and vein — depends on a precise lineup of instruments. DeBakey forceps, recognized by their gentle, atraumatic ridged tips, handle delicate vessel and tissue manipulation without crushing fragile walls. Gerald forceps offer a finer, more micro-scale grip for especially delicate suturing work. Cutting relies on Potts-Smith scissors, angled specifically for precise, controlled incisions along the vessel wall during the anastomosis. Once the connection is complete, a Castroviejo needle holder, often fitted with tungsten carbide inserts, supports the fine suturing this kind of micro vascular work demands.

A Garrett dilator gently expands the vessel opening before the anastomosis is formed, ensuring a clean, properly sized connection point that reduces the risk of turbulent flow once blood begins passing through the new pathway. In cases involving more extensive reconstruction, an aortic punch creates a precise circular opening for graft attachment, giving a consistent, well-defined edge for suturing. Some disposable components, including certain blades or single-use vessel loops, round out a modern set alongside its reusable core, helping keep the overall procedure both efficient and cost-effective.

Clamps: Cooley, Glover & Bulldog

Controlling blood flow during the procedure depends on a range of vascular clamps. A Cooley clamp offers gentle, atraumatic control over larger vessels, while a Glover clamp provides similar functionality with a slightly different jaw design suited to specific vessel angles and surgeon preference. Bulldog clamps, small and spring-loaded, temporarily occlude smaller vessels with minimal tissue trauma, making them especially useful for the finer branches involved in fistula creation. Together, these clamps give a surgical team precise control over blood flow at every stage of the procedure, from initial vessel isolation through final closure.

Material Standards & Sterilization

Reusable instruments within an AV Fistula Instruments Set are typically built from surgical-grade stainless steel, most commonly 316L, chosen for its strength and reliable corrosion resistance through repeated use. Some manufacturers market their finer cutting instruments under a German steel designation, reflecting particularly tight manufacturing tolerances suited to this kind of delicate vascular work. Every reusable piece needs to be fully autoclavable, and a properly organized tray keeps each instrument protected and accounted for between procedures.

 

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