Pristyn Medical Devices Benefits

Click'aV® Ligating Clips are implantable medical devices made of an advanced polymer to ensure a high level of biocompatibility together with structural and dimensional stability over time which is essential for long-lasting patient safety.

Safe occlusion on every click
The clips are designed to combine the speed of metal clips with outstanding security comparable to 2.0 suture. This combination results in extreme time savings. In several procedures Click'aV® Ligating Clips successfully replace endostaplers or harmonic scalpels combining the same security level with cost savings of great importance is low interference with CT scanning, radiotransparency in X-ray, and the highest safety in MRI resulting in a lack of artifacts.

The second generation Click’aV Plus™ is a unique ligating clip equipped with patented teeth that significantly increase patient safety thanks to:
• Bi-directional tissue stabilization.
• Increased transverse stability – eliminates the tendency to slide off the vessel due to blood pressure or manipulation in the operation.
• Atraumatic stabilization of vessels.
In several procedures, Click’aV Plus™ ligating clips successfully replace endostaplers or the harmonic scalpel, combining the highest security level with cost savings. Equally important is the low interference with CT scanning, radiolucency in X-rays, and the great safety in MRIs resulting in the lack of artifacts. Every clips is fitted with the hinge and the latch tested in thousands of procedures.

Click’aV Plus™ clips were designed for:
• Large vessels with increased pressure.
• Locations with access or reduced visibility.
• Locations where manipulation in the operation results in a higher risk of mechanical clip displacement.

Key features of GRENA Polymer Clips
• Four sizes to ligate tissue structures from 2mm to 16 mm.
• Ligate up to 10mm tissue through a 5mm trocar or up to 16mm through a 10mm trocar.
• Easy loading system.
• removers available to unlock the clip.
• Clips delivered in color-coded cartridges for easy identification.
• 2, 4, or 6 clips per cartridge to ensure economical and comfortable use of the product.
• 20 cm, 27 cm, 27 cm 70° angled clip appliers with properly sized jaws.
• Color-coded applier rings for easy identification.

Available sizes:
Surgeons can take great advantage of the unique design features of Click'aV® polymer Ligating Clips:
• Non-absorbable polymer = unlimited hold-on time.
• Penetrating lock = fast and effective closure, security on the tissue, tactile feedback on closure.
• Self-leading lock = no scissoring of the clip.
• Precision bosses = security in the applier – no dropouts, no slip-back, tactile feedback on loading.
• Bowed shape = ability to encompass more tissue.
• Living hinge = flexibility during opening and closing, no overclosing.
• Integrated teeth = no slippage on the tissue.

FAQs of the GRENA Polymer Clips
What are Grena Polymer Clips? 
Grena Polymer Clips are advanced surgical clips made from high-quality polymer materials. They are used for occluding blood vessels, ducts, or tissues during various surgical procedures, providing a secure and reliable closure.

How do Grena Polymer Clips compare to metal clips? 
Grena Polymer Clips offer similar occlusive strength to metal clips but are made from non-metallic materials. They can be advantageous in situations where metal artifacts might interfere with imaging studies, such as MRI scans.

Are Grena Polymer Clips radiopaque? 
No, Grena Polymer Clips are typically radiolucent, meaning they do not show up on X-ray images. This can be beneficial in reducing artifacts in imaging but requires careful consideration during surgical planning and follow-up.

Are Grena Polymer Clips reusable?
No, Grena Polymer Clips are designed for single use only. They should be disposed of after the procedure to prevent the risk of infection and ensure patient safety.

Can Grena Polymer Clips be used in all types of surgeries? 
Grena Polymer Clips are versatile and can be used in a variety of surgical procedures. However, the choice of clip should always be guided by the specific requirements of the surgery and the surgeon's preference.