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Cross clamped with s/l BV Jake? - TK

Posted: Nov 21, 2011

I am typing an ophthalmic surgery report and am currently stumped on the name of an instrument. As follows...

"There was not a lot of preaponeurotic fat, but what was there was dissected gently off the surface of the levator, cross-clamped with a s/l BV Jake, and then excised using Westcott scissors."

Would appreciate any help! Can't find it with Google.

beaver jake? - angel

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beaver jake?

seriously? - no, like seriously?

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Beaver Blade? - nm

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