Kantor Clamp


Kantor’s clamp comprised a shield attached to a hemostat. Problems with hemostasis were experienced. More important, as the clamping device was straight, the crushed-skin "dog ears" created by the use of the clamp did not always disappear, leaving a poor cosmetic result.


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