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Surgeons use a medical tool called a Hemostat

A Hemostat is a clipping device that is made to function as a bloodstopper, it clamps tightly with jaws on the arteries etc to prevent blood from flowing.

Surgeons also uses a Tourniquet to COMPLETELY stop/cut the flow of blood of a certain limb, a Tourniquet is used as a last resort to stop bleeding, Usually it is being used for amputations.

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