Johns Hopkins Hemostatic Forceps — 50 mm (5 cm)

Johns Hopkins 50 mm — Paediatric Microvascular

The Johns Hopkins-pattern bulldog (named for the Baltimore institution where Halsted, Cushing, and Bloodgood refined the surgical training system) is the paediatric-microvascular fine vessel clamp — neonatal coarctation aortic-isthmus side-bite before extended-end-to-end anastomosis, paediatric Norwood neoaortic temporary occlusion in stage-1 single-ventricle palliation, and infant Glenn bidirectional cavopulmonary SVC-PA temporary clamp. 50 mm fine jaw fits sub-3 mm paediatric vessels. Paediatric Hopkins fine hemostat.

Paediatric microvascular use

• Neonatal coarctation EEA
• Norwood neoaortic stage-1
• Bidirectional Glenn SVC-PA

Johns Hopkins 50 mm bulldog, AISI 420 stainless. Hand-finished in Sialkot.