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The McDougal clamp is positioned beneath the dorsal vein complex and surrounding striated urethral
musculature. The dorsal vein can be ligated and
divided or divided without ligation. We feel that
dividing the dorsal vein without ligation avoids injury
to the striated sphincter from the ligature and permits more
tissue to be removed on the anterior surface of the prostate. If the clamp has been placed in
the correct plane, the dorsal vein can be divided
completely with little residual bleeding.
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