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Bone Tap Cancellous T-Handle Orthopedic Instrument:- Jindal Medi Surge orthopedic cannulated cancellous bone instruments are indicated for the fixation of small and long bone fractures in both adult and paediatric patients, including fractures of the femur, tibia, pelvis, the bones of the midfoot and the calcaneus. All instruments are made from medical grade stainless steel raw-material.

• Item Code: JMS-0750
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TITANIUM HERBERT SCREW

Jindal Medi Surge is a CE and ISO Certified leading Manufacturer and Exporter of Surgical and Orthopedic / Orthopaedic Instruments used for Human (Adult and Pediatric) and Veterinary Surgical Procedures. All Products are made from Surgical Grade Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Titanium & Carbon Fiber Only. Our Products are used by Government Institutes, Private Hospitals, Small Clinics, Individual Doctors Worldwide.

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• Item Code: 999.00152
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BONE HAMMER WITH FIBRE HANDLE

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Orthopedic Cannulated Drill Bits

Jindal Medi Surge is a CE and ISO Certified leading Manufacturer and Exporter of Surgical and Orthopedic / Orthopaedic Instruments used for Human (Adult and Pediatric) and Veterinary Surgical Procedures. All Products are made from Surgical Grade Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Titanium & Carbon Fiber Only. Our Products are used by Government Institutes, Private Hospitals, Small Clinics, Individual Doctors Worldwide.

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COUNTER SINK ORTHOPEDIC INSTRUMENT

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Crutch Field Tong With Burr

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Hohmann Retractor Orthopedic Instrument

Jindal Medi Surge is a CE and ISO Certified leading Manufacturer and Exporter of Surgical and Orthopedic / Orthopaedic Instruments used for Human (Adult and Pediatric) and Veterinary Surgical Procedures. All Products are made from Surgical Grade Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Titanium & Carbon Fiber Only. Our Products are used by Government Institutes, Private Hospitals, Small Clinics, Individual Doctors Worldwide.

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Capner Gouge Straight 

Jindal Medi Surge is a CE and ISO Certified leading Manufacturer and Exporter of Surgical and Orthopedic / Orthopaedic Instruments used for Human (Adult and Pediatric) and Veterinary Surgical Procedures. All Products are made from Surgical Grade Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Titanium & Carbon Fiber Only. Our Products are used by Government Institutes, Private Hospitals, Small Clinics, Individual Doctors Worldwide.

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A bone hammer with a premium light blue color handle is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument used for procedures involving bone manipulation, such as driving chisels, osteotomes, and other instruments into bone. Here are the key details about this instrument:
Description:Function: A bone hammer is used to apply controlled force to chisels, osteotomes, and other surgical instruments during orthopedic procedures.Design: Features a weighted head to deliver the necessary impact and a handle that ensures a secure, comfortable grip. The light blue color handle is not only aesthetically pleasing but often serves to help in quick identification and differentiation among surgical tools.Features:Material:
Head: Typically made from high-grade stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization.Handle: The handle may be made from high-quality, durable plastic or composite materials, colored in light blue for easy identification.Handle Design:
Ergonomics: Designed to provide a comfortable and secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged use.Color: The light blue color enhances visibility and helps in the quick identification of the instrument among other surgical tools.Head Design:
Weighted: The head is weighted to deliver the appropriate amount of force with each strike, ensuring precision and control.Shape: Typically features a flat striking surface to evenly distribute impact and avoid damage to the surgical instruments being used.Sterilization:
Compatibility: The bone hammer is designed to withstand standard sterilization procedures, including autoclaving, ensuring it remains sterile and safe for use.Applications:Orthopedic Surgery: Used to drive chisels, osteotomes, and other instruments into bone for procedures such as joint replacement, fracture repair, and bone grafting.Neurosurgery: Utilized in spinal surgeries and cranial procedures where controlled force is needed to manipulate bone.Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery: Employed in procedures involving the facial skeleton, such as corrective jaw surgery and dental implant placement.Maintenance:Cleaning: Post-operative cleaning is essential to remove biological debris. This involves manual cleaning and possibly ultrasonic cleaning for thorough decontamination.Inspection: Regular inspection for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage is necessary to maintain the instrument's effectiveness and safety.Sterilization: Must be sterilized using autoclaving or chemical sterilants as per the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure it is pathogen-free before reuse.Advantages of a Premium Light Blue Color Handle:Visibility: The light blue color enhances visibility in the surgical field, making it easier to locate and differentiate from other instruments.Aesthetics: The premium look and color can also contribute to a more organized and visually appealing surgical setup.Comfort: The handle's material and design ensure a comfortable and secure grip, improving the surgeon's control and reducing fatigue during long procedures.The bone hammer with a premium light blue color handle is an essential tool in the field of orthopedic and reconstructive surgery, combining functionality with ergonomic design and aesthetic appeal for efficient and effective surgical performance.

• Item Code: 4702.0095

A self-retaining retractor is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument used to hold back tissues and organs, creating and maintaining exposure of the surgical field without requiring manual assistance. Here's an overview of this instrument:
Description:Function: The self-retaining retractor is designed to provide continuous, hands-free retraction of tissues during orthopedic and other surgical procedures, allowing surgeons to maintain clear visibility and access to the operative site.Design: It typically consists of two or more blades or arms attached to a central frame or handle. The blades can be adjusted to the desired position and locked in place, providing stable retraction throughout the procedure.Features:Material:
Blades and Frame: Constructed from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization.Blade Design:
Shape: The blades may vary in shape and size to accommodate different surgical needs and anatomical locations. Common blade shapes include flat, curved, and angled designs.Atraumatic Edges: The edges of the blades are typically atraumatic to minimize tissue damage during retraction.Adjustability:
Telescopic Arms: Some self-retaining retractors feature telescopic arms that can be adjusted to the desired length and angle, providing flexibility in positioning and retraction.Locking Mechanism: The blades can be locked in place once positioned, ensuring stable retraction without the need for continuous manual adjustment.Handle Design:
Ergonomics: The handle is designed to provide a comfortable and secure grip, allowing surgeons to easily adjust and manipulate the retractor during the procedure.Sterilization:
Compatibility: Designed to withstand standard sterilization procedures, including autoclaving, ensuring it can be safely reused.Applications:Orthopedic Surgery: Used to retract muscles, tendons, and other soft tissues to expose bones and joints during procedures such as joint replacements, fracture repairs, and spinal surgeries.General Surgery: Employed in a wide range of procedures to hold back tissues and organs, providing better access to the surgical site.Plastic Surgery: Utilized in reconstructive and cosmetic surgeries to maintain exposure and facilitate precise tissue manipulation.Neurosurgery: Sometimes used to retract soft tissues during cranial and spinal procedures, allowing for clear visualization of the surgical field.Maintenance:Cleaning: Post-operative cleaning is essential to remove biological debris. This includes manual cleaning and possibly ultrasonic cleaning for thorough decontamination.Inspection: Regular inspection for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage is necessary to maintain the instrument's effectiveness and safety.Sterilization: Must be sterilized using autoclaving or chemical sterilants as per the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure it is pathogen-free before reuse.Advantages of Self-Retaining Retractors:Hands-Free Operation: Allows surgeons to maintain clear visibility and access to the surgical field without requiring constant manual assistance.Stability: Provides stable and consistent retraction throughout the procedure, reducing the risk of tissue trauma and improving surgical precision.Flexibility: Adjustable blades and telescopic arms offer flexibility in positioning and retraction, accommodating different surgical needs and anatomical variations.Self-retaining retractors are essential tools in orthopedic and other surgical specialties, offering reliable tissue retraction and enhanced surgical outcomes by providing consistent exposure of the operative field.

• Item Code: 4380.010

A double-hole 50mm distractor in orthopedic surgery is a specialized instrument designed to assist in bone realignment and stabilization. Here’s an overview of its features, design, and application:
Double-Hole 50mm Distractor: Overview and UsageDesign and ConstructionMaterial: Typically made of high-quality stainless steel for durability, sterilization, and corrosion resistance.Structure: The distractor consists of a central body with two holes and a mechanism (usually a screw) for adjusting the distraction length. The holes allow for the passage of screws or pins to secure the distractor firmly to the bone.FeaturesDual Adjustability: The two-hole design allows for dual-point fixation, providing greater stability and control during distraction.Precision Control: The central screw mechanism enables precise adjustment of the distraction length at two points simultaneously.Versatility: Suitable for a variety of orthopedic procedures where controlled distraction is necessary, such as fractures, osteotomies, or corrective surgeries.Application in Orthopedic SurgeryPreparation:The surgical site is prepared, and the patient is positioned appropriately under anesthesia.Attachment of Distractor:Placement: The distractor is positioned at the desired location on the bone surface, typically spanning across the fracture or osteotomy site.Securing: Screws or pins are inserted through both holes in the distractor and into the bone to secure it firmly in place.Distraction:Adjustment: The central screw is turned to gradually separate bone fragments or create the desired space between bone ends, facilitating controlled realignment.Monitoring: Throughout the distraction process, the surgeon monitors the alignment of bone fragments or bone ends to ensure they are properly positioned.Completion:Once the desired distraction and alignment are achieved, additional fixation devices such as screws, plates, or rods may be used to stabilize the bone fragments or bone ends.The distractor is carefully removed after achieving the desired surgical outcome.Advantages of Using a Double-Hole 50mm DistractorDual Fixation Points: Provides enhanced stability and control during bone distraction, reducing the risk of fragment displacement.Precision: Allows for precise and controlled realignment of bone fragments or bone ends, promoting optimal healing outcomes.Efficiency: Facilitates efficient surgical procedures by aiding in accurate bone alignment and stabilization, potentially reducing surgical time and patient trauma.Maintenance and SterilizationCleaning: After each use, the distractor must be thoroughly cleaned to remove biological material or debris.Sterilization: The instrument must undergo sterilization according to standard surgical protocols to ensure it is safe for reuse.ConclusionA double-hole 50mm distractor is a critical instrument in orthopedic surgery, particularly for procedures requiring controlled bone distraction and realignment. Its dual-point fixation design and precise adjustment mechanism support effective surgical outcomes and patient care. Proper maintenance and sterilization are essential to ensure the instrument's effectiveness and safety in surgical settings.
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• Item Code: 4396.102

The hammer guide instrument for titanium elastic nails (TENs) is a specialized orthopedic tool designed to assist in the precise insertion of elastic nails into bones during fracture fixation procedures. This instrument ensures that the nails are driven into the bone in a controlled and accurate manner, reducing the risk of malalignment and improving surgical outcomes.
Specifications and Uses:Hammer Guide Instrument:
Design: Features a robust, ergonomic handle and a guide mechanism that aligns with the titanium elastic nail. The guide typically has a slot or channel through which the nail is placed.Material: Constructed from high-strength, durable materials such as stainless steel to withstand the impact forces during insertion.Function: Guides the elastic nail while it is being driven into the bone using a surgical hammer.Titanium Elastic Nails (TENs):
Material: Made from titanium, providing flexibility and strength.Use: Used to stabilize fractures in long bones, particularly in pediatric patients. The elasticity of the nails allows for minimal invasive insertion and promotes natural bone healing.Key Features and Benefits:Precision Alignment: Ensures that the elastic nails are driven into the bone at the correct angle and position, reducing the risk of malalignment.Controlled Insertion: Provides a stable guide for the nail, allowing for controlled and accurate hammering, which minimizes trauma to surrounding tissues.Durability: Made from high-quality materials to ensure longevity and reliability, even under repeated use in surgical environments.Ergonomic Design: Designed for comfortable use by the surgeon, reducing hand fatigue and improving control during the procedure.Versatility: Compatible with various sizes of titanium elastic nails, making it suitable for different types of fractures and patient sizes.Usage:Preparation:
Choose the appropriate size of titanium elastic nail based on the fracture and patient size.Attach the elastic nail to the hammer guide instrument, ensuring it is securely held within the guide mechanism.Insertion:
Make a small incision at the entry point for the nail, usually at the metaphysis of the bone.Position the nail and the hammer guide at the entry point.Guided Hammering:
Use a surgical hammer to gently tap the nail through the hammer guide, driving it into the bone’s medullary canal. The guide ensures that each strike of the hammer is aligned with the nail.Continue hammering until the nail reaches the desired depth and position within the bone.Final Adjustments:
Once the nail is in place, remove the hammer guide.Trim the ends of the nail if necessary to prevent irritation to surrounding soft tissues.Summary:The hammer guide instrument for titanium elastic nails is a crucial tool in orthopedic surgery, particularly for pediatric patients requiring fracture fixation. It ensures precise and controlled insertion of elastic nails, enhancing the accuracy and effectiveness of the procedure. Its durable construction, ergonomic design, and compatibility with various nail sizes make it an indispensable instrument for achieving optimal surgical outcomes and promoting natural bone healing.

• Item Code: 4713.004

The beveled tamp instrument for titanium elastic nails (TENs) is a specialized orthopedic tool used to assist in the insertion and precise placement of elastic nails into bones during fracture fixation procedures. This instrument helps ensure that the nails are driven into the bone correctly, enhancing the stability and effectiveness of the fracture fixation.
Specifications and Uses:Beveled Tamp Instrument:
Design: Features a beveled end that aligns with the shape and size of the titanium elastic nail, allowing for controlled application of force.Material: Constructed from high-quality, durable materials such as stainless steel to withstand repeated use and sterilization.Function: Used to tap and position the elastic nail within the bone, ensuring accurate placement.Titanium Elastic Nails (TENs):
Material: Made from titanium, providing flexibility and strength.Use: Commonly used to stabilize fractures in long bones, particularly in pediatric patients. The elasticity of the nails allows for minimally invasive insertion and promotes natural bone healing.Key Features and Benefits:Precision Placement: The beveled design allows for precise control over the positioning of the nail, ensuring it is placed accurately within the bone.Controlled Force: Facilitates the application of controlled force to the nail, reducing the risk of bone damage or malalignment.Durability: Made from high-quality materials, the tamp is designed to withstand the rigors of orthopedic surgery and repeated sterilization.Ease of Use: The instrument is ergonomically designed for comfortable use by the surgeon, reducing hand fatigue and improving control during the procedure.Versatility: Compatible with various sizes of titanium elastic nails, making it suitable for different types of fractures and patient sizes.Usage:Preparation:
Select the appropriate size of titanium elastic nail based on the fracture and patient size.Prepare the beveled tamp instrument and ensure it is clean and sterile.Nail Insertion:
Make a small incision at the entry point for the nail, usually at the metaphysis of the bone.Insert the elastic nail into the bone’s medullary canal using a guide instrument or by hand.Positioning with the Beveled Tamp:
Once the nail is partially inserted, use the beveled tamp to tap the nail into the final position.Align the beveled end of the tamp with the end of the nail and gently tap it with a surgical hammer, driving the nail further into the bone while ensuring it follows the correct path.Final Adjustments:
Continue tapping with the beveled tamp until the nail reaches the desired depth and position.Trim the ends of the nail if necessary to avoid irritation to surrounding soft tissues.Summary:The beveled tamp instrument for titanium elastic nails is an essential tool in orthopedic surgery, particularly for procedures involving pediatric patients. Its design allows for precise and controlled insertion of elastic nails, ensuring accurate placement and optimal stabilization of fractures. The durability and ergonomic features of the instrument enhance surgical efficiency and improve patient outcomes by promoting effective and natural bone healing.

• Item Code: 4713.016

An awl for elastic nails is an essential orthopedic instrument designed to facilitate the initial creation of an entry point in the bone for the insertion of titanium elastic nails (TENs). This tool is particularly important in surgeries involving the stabilization of fractures in long bones, especially in pediatric patients.
Specifications and Uses:Awl:
Design: A pointed, sturdy instrument with an ergonomic handle for easy manipulation. The tip is designed to create a starting hole in the bone cortex.Material: Typically made from high-strength, durable materials such as stainless steel to ensure longevity and resistance to repeated sterilization.Function: Used to puncture the bone cortex and create an entry point for the insertion of elastic nails.Titanium Elastic Nails (TENs):
Material: Made from titanium, providing the necessary flexibility and strength for effective fracture stabilization.Use: Commonly used in the stabilization of fractures in long bones (e.g., femur, tibia, humerus) in pediatric patients due to their elastic properties that promote natural bone healing.Key Features and Benefits:Precision: The pointed tip of the awl ensures precise creation of the entry point in the bone, which is critical for the accurate placement of elastic nails.Control: The ergonomic handle provides the surgeon with a firm grip and control over the instrument, allowing for careful manipulation.Durability: Constructed from high-quality materials, the awl is built to withstand the rigors of orthopedic surgery and repeated sterilization.Versatility: Suitable for use with various sizes of titanium elastic nails, making it a versatile tool in orthopedic procedures.Usage:Preparation:
Select the appropriate size of titanium elastic nail based on the fracture and patient size.Ensure that the awl is clean and sterile before use.Creating the Entry Point:
Make a small incision at the planned entry site, typically at the metaphysis of the bone.Position the awl at the desired entry point on the bone surface.Puncturing the Bone Cortex:
Using steady pressure and a twisting motion, insert the awl into the bone to create a starting hole. The pointed tip facilitates easy penetration through the bone cortex.Continue until the awl has created a sufficient entry point for the elastic nail.Insertion of the Elastic Nail:
Remove the awl and proceed with the insertion of the titanium elastic nail through the created entry point using appropriate guiding instruments or directly by hand.Final Adjustments:
Once the nail is correctly positioned, perform any necessary final adjustments to ensure proper alignment and stability of the fracture.Summary:The awl for elastic nails is a crucial tool in orthopedic surgery, particularly in procedures involving the stabilization of long bone fractures with titanium elastic nails. Its precision design and durable construction make it indispensable for creating accurate entry points in the bone, facilitating the effective placement and stabilization of elastic nails. This contributes to improved surgical outcomes and promotes natural bone healing, especially in pediatric patients.

• Item Code: 4713.006

A small and large fragment implant box in orthopedic surgery is a comprehensive set of instruments and implants designed to cater to both small and large bone fractures or osteotomies. This type of instrument box is versatile, allowing orthopedic surgeons to handle a wide range of cases efficiently. Here’s an overview of what you would typically find in a small and large fragment implant box:
Components of a Small and Large Fragment Implant BoxPlates and Screws:
Small Fragment Plates: Typically include dynamic compression plates (DCPs), limited contact dynamic compression plates (LC-DCPs), condylar plates, and other small plates suitable for small bone fragments.Large Fragment Plates: These include broad plates and reconstruction plates designed for larger bone segments and more complex fractures.Screws:
Small Fragment Screws: Cortical screws with smaller diameters (e.g., 2.0mm to 3.5mm) used with small fragment plates.Large Fragment Screws: Cortical screws with larger diameters (e.g., 4.5mm to 7.0mm) used with large fragment plates.Instrumentation:
Screwdrivers: Small screwdrivers for small fragment screws and larger screwdrivers for large fragment screws.Plate Holding Forceps: Instruments used to stabilize and position plates during fixation.Drill Guides and Drill Bits: Various sizes of drill guides and drill bits for creating pilot holes in bone.Bone Preparation Tools:
Reamers: Tools used for preparing the bone surface and creating suitable holes for screws.Taps: Instruments for creating threads in bone to accommodate screws, ensuring secure fixation.Soft Tissue Management Instruments:
Retractors: Used to gently retract soft tissues to provide clear visualization of the surgical site during implantation.Rongeurs and Elevators: Occasionally included for specific procedures involving soft tissue or bone manipulation.Sterilization and Maintenance:
Instrument Tray: Organizes and holds the instruments during sterilization and surgical procedures, ensuring ease of access and organization.Sterilization Containers: Containers used for sterilizing and storing the instruments to maintain surgical asepsis.ConsiderationsVersatility: The small and large fragment implant box is versatile and adaptable for various orthopedic procedures, accommodating different bone sizes and fracture types.Sterilization: Proper sterilization of all instruments and implants is crucial before each use to prevent infections and maintain surgical sterility.Training: Surgeons and surgical staff should be trained in the use of both small and large fragment instruments and implants to ensure safe and effective surgical outcomes.SummaryA small and large fragment implant box is essential in orthopedic surgery for handling both small and large bone fractures or osteotomies. These comprehensive sets include a wide range of plates, screws, and instruments designed to provide stable fixation and promote effective bone healing across different anatomical locations and fracture types. Proper organization, sterilization, and familiarity with the instruments are crucial for achieving successful surgical outcomes and patient recovery.

A large fragment locking instrument box in orthopedic surgery is specifically tailored for procedures requiring fixation of larger bone fragments or complex fractures using locking plates and screws. This type of instrument set includes a range of specialized tools and implants designed to provide stable fixation and promote effective bone healing. Here’s an overview of what you would typically find in a large fragment locking instrument box:
Components of a Large Fragment Locking Instrument BoxLocking Plates:
Large Fragment Locking Plates: These plates are designed with multiple locking holes to accommodate locking screws, providing a stable construct suitable for larger bone fragments and complex fractures.Anatomical Locking Plates: Plates designed to fit specific anatomical locations such as the distal femur, proximal tibia, or proximal humerus.Locking Screws:
Locking Screws: These screws engage with the threaded holes in locking plates, creating a fixed-angle construct that enhances stability, particularly in osteoporotic bone or challenging fracture patterns.Instrumentation:
Screwdrivers: Designed for inserting and tightening locking screws securely into the locking plate holes.Plate Holding Forceps: Instruments used to stabilize and position large fragment locking plates during fixation.Drill Guides and Drill Bits: Tools for creating precise pilot holes that match the thread pitch of locking screws.Bone Preparation Tools:
Reamers: Instruments used to prepare the bone surface and create appropriate holes for plate and screw insertion.Taps: Tools for creating threads in bone to accommodate locking screws, ensuring secure fixation.Soft Tissue Management Instruments:
Retractors: Used to gently retract soft tissues to provide clear visualization of the surgical site during implantation.Rongeurs and Elevators: Occasionally included for specific procedures involving soft tissue or bone manipulation.Sterilization and Maintenance:
Instrument Tray: Organizes and holds the instruments during sterilization and surgical procedures, ensuring ease of access and organization.Sterilization Containers: Containers used for sterilizing and storing the instruments to maintain surgical asepsis.ConsiderationsSpecialized Use: Large fragment locking instrument sets are essential for addressing complex fractures and larger bone segments where stable fixation is critical.Sterilization: Proper sterilization of all instruments and implants is essential before each use to prevent infections and maintain surgical sterility.Training: Surgeons and surgical staff should receive training in the specific techniques and use of locking plates and screws to ensure safe and effective surgical outcomes.SummaryA large fragment locking instrument box is indispensable in orthopedic surgery for procedures requiring stable fixation of larger bone fragments and complex fractures. These sets include a comprehensive array of plates, screws, and instruments designed to provide secure fixation and promote effective bone healing. Proper organization, sterilization, and familiarity with the instruments are crucial for achieving successful surgical outcomes and patient recovery in orthopedic procedures.

• Item Code: JIS.0120

The DHS (Dynamic Hip Screw) Tap is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument used in procedures involving the fixation of hip fractures, particularly in preparation for the insertion of lag screws and plates. Here’s an overview of the DHS Tap:
Purpose and FunctionPreparation: The DHS Tap is used to create threads in the bone for the lag screw to securely engage and provide stable fixation of the fracture.
Material: Made from surgical-grade stainless steel for durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion, ensuring it can withstand sterilization and repeated use.
Design: The Tap is designed with a specific thread pattern and size that matches the lag screw used in the DHS system. It ensures precise and compatible threading in the bone to optimize screw placement.
Handle: Typically features an ergonomic handle that allows the surgeon to grip and rotate the Tap with control and precision during the procedure.
ComponentsHandle: Ergonomically designed for comfortable grip and control during the tapping procedure.
Tap Head: The working end of the Tap, featuring cutting flutes and threads that cut into the bone as it is rotated.
Shaft: Connects the handle to the Tap head, providing stability and facilitating the transmission of rotational force.
Surgical ProcedurePreparation: Sterilize the DHS Tap before use according to hospital protocols to maintain sterility.
Bone Preparation: Prepare the femoral head by drilling a pilot hole to accommodate the Tap.
Tapping Procedure: Insert the Tap into the pilot hole and rotate it with controlled force to create threads in the bone.
Thread Creation: The Tap cuts into the bone, creating threads that match the lag screw, allowing for secure engagement and fixation.
Verification: Verify the thread quality and depth using appropriate instruments to ensure compatibility with the lag screw.
MaintenanceCleaning: Thoroughly clean the DHS Tap after each use to remove biological debris.
Lubrication: If applicable, lubricate the Tap head and shaft as per manufacturer recommendations to maintain smooth operation.
Storage: Store in a clean, dry place, ideally in a designated tray or container to protect from damage and maintain sterility.
Examples of DHS TapsStandard DHS Tap: A basic model designed for general use in DHS procedures, offering reliable threading capabilities.
Adjustable DHS Tap: Features adjustable components to accommodate variations in surgical technique or patient anatomy.
Customized DHS Tap: Tailored to specific surgical preferences or specialized DHS procedures, offering enhanced features as required.
Purchasing ConsiderationsQuality: Choose instruments from reputable manufacturers known for producing high-quality orthopedic surgical tools.
Compatibility: Ensure the Tap is compatible with the specific lag screws and implants used in your surgical practice.
Ergonomics: Consider the design and ergonomics of the Tap to ensure ease of use and precision during surgical procedures.
ConclusionThe DHS Tap is a crucial instrument in orthopedic surgery for preparing the bone to receive lag screws in DHS fixation procedures. By selecting the appropriate Tap and following best practices for its use and maintenance, surgeons can enhance surgical outcomes, ensuring secure and stable fixation of hip fractures and promoting patient recovery.

• Item Code: 4701.028

Plaster spreader instruments are essential tools for separating and removing plaster casts, primarily used in medical settings. These instruments are designed to safely and efficiently split plaster casts without causing injury to the patient. Here are some details about plaster spreaders:
Plaster Spreader InstrumentsDesign and Function
Blades: Typically feature two flat, strong blades that are inserted into the cut made by a plaster saw. The blades are then spread apart to widen the cut, allowing the cast to be removed.Handles: Equipped with handles that provide leverage and control. Some models have ratcheting mechanisms to hold the blades apart once they are spread.Materials: Made from high-quality stainless steel or other durable materials that can withstand the force required to spread the plaster without bending or breaking.Types of Plaster Spreaders
Manual Spreaders: Operated by hand and rely on the user's strength to spread the cast. These are the most common type.Ratcheting Spreaders: Include a ratchet mechanism that allows the user to incrementally spread the blades and lock them in place, reducing the effort required.Automated Spreaders: Less common, these might use pneumatic or electric mechanisms to spread the blades. Typically used in specialized settings.Usage in Medical Settings
Cast Removal: After a plaster cast is cut with a plaster saw, the spreader is used to gently and safely widen the cut, allowing the cast to be removed without causing discomfort or injury to the patient.Orthopedic Surgery: Used by orthopedic surgeons and medical professionals to ensure casts are removed efficiently and safely.Key FeaturesErgonomic Design: Handles designed for comfortable grip and ease of use.Precision Blades: Blades that can easily insert into the cut plaster and spread it without causing damage to the underlying skin or tissue.Durability: Made from materials that are resistant to corrosion and wear.Tips for Using Plaster SpreadersInsert Carefully: Ensure the blades are properly inserted into the cut made by the plaster saw before attempting to spread.Apply Even Pressure: Spread the blades slowly and evenly to avoid sudden movements that could cause discomfort to the patient.Regular Maintenance: Keep the spreader clean and well-maintained to ensure it operates smoothly and safely.Purchasing Plaster SpreadersMedical Supply Companies: Plaster spreaders are typically available through medical supply distributors that provide equipment for hospitals and clinics.Online Medical Retailers: Can also be found through online stores that specialize in medical instruments and supplies.Direct Purchase from Manufacturers: Companies like Bergman Instruments offer high-quality plaster spreaders and other medical tools directly to customers or through authorized distributors.Safety PrecautionsTraining: Ensure that the person using the spreader is properly trained in its use to prevent injury.Patient Comfort: Always monitor the patient's comfort and safety during the cast removal process.Using the appropriate plaster spreader instrument ensures that plaster casts can be removed safely and efficiently, minimizing discomfort for the patient and providing a reliable tool for medical professionals.

• Item Code: 4388.0200

The Kuntscher Cloverleaf Nail Set is a specific type of intramedullary nail used in orthopedic surgery to treat fractures of long bones. The instruments associated with the Kuntscher Nail Setting Device are designed to facilitate the precise insertion, alignment, and fixation of the nail within the medullary canal of the bone. Here is an overview of the key instruments and their functions:
Key Instruments for Kuntscher Cloverleaf Nail SetKuntscher Nail:
Description: The primary implant, often referred to as the Kuntscher Cloverleaf Nail due to its cross-sectional shape resembling a cloverleaf.Function: Provides internal support and stabilization for the fractured bone.Guide Wire:
Description: A thin, flexible wire.Function: Guides the nail into the correct position within the medullary canal.Reamer:
Description: A cylindrical instrument with a cutting edge.Function: Enlarges the medullary canal to the appropriate diameter for the nail.Nail Driver (Nail Inserter):
Description: A robust instrument designed to fit the head of the Kuntscher nail.Function: Used to insert and drive the nail into the bone.Impactor/Slap Hammer:
Description: A heavy, hand-held instrument.Function: Delivers controlled impacts to drive the nail into the medullary canal.Insertion Handle:
Description: An ergonomic handle that attaches to the proximal end of the nail.Function: Allows for controlled and precise insertion of the nail.Cannulated Awl:
Description: An awl with a hollow center.Function: Creates an initial opening in the bone cortex and guides the insertion of the guide wire.Cannulated Drill:
Description: A drill with a hollow center, allowing it to pass over the guide wire.Function: Drills a path in the bone for the nail, following the guide wire's trajectory.Depth Gauge:
Description: A measuring instrument.Function: Measures the depth of the medullary canal to determine the appropriate nail length.Bone Clamp:
Description: A clamping device.Function: Holds and stabilizes bone fragments during surgery.Locking Screws and Instruments:
Description: Screws and a corresponding screwdriver.Function: Secure the nail in place, providing additional stability.Extraction Instruments:
Description: Instruments specifically designed to remove the Kuntscher nail if necessary.Function: Facilitate the removal of the nail once the fracture has healed.Procedure OverviewIncision and Exposure: A surgical incision is made to access the fracture site.Insertion of the Guide Wire: The guide wire is inserted into the medullary canal.Reaming: The medullary canal is reamed to the appropriate size.Nail Insertion: The nail driver is used to insert the Kuntscher nail along the guide wire into the medullary canal.Impaction: The impactor/slap hammer is used to drive the nail to the desired depth.Locking: Locking screws are inserted to secure the nail.Closure: The surgical site is closed.Maintenance and CareSterilization: Thorough cleaning and sterilization before and after each use.Inspection: Regular inspection for wear and damage.Storage: Store in a clean, dry environment.These instruments and steps are essential for the successful application of the Kuntscher Cloverleaf Nail Set, ensuring proper fracture alignment and stabilization.

• Item Code: 4384.004
• Packaging Details: Jindal Medi Surge

The Cobs elevator with a fiber handle is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument used in various orthopedic procedures, including spine surgery. This instrument is designed to aid in the gentle manipulation, elevation, and retraction of tissues and bones during surgical interventions. Here’s an overview of the Cobs elevator with a fiber handle and its applications:
Cobs Elevator with Fiber Handle in Orthopedic SurgeryFeatures:Fiber Handle: The fiber handle provides several benefits:Lightweight: Helps reduce overall instrument weight, minimizing surgeon fatigue during prolonged procedures.Ergonomic Grip: Offers a comfortable and secure grip, enhancing control and precision during tissue manipulation.Non-slip Surface: Fiber handles often have a textured surface for improved grip, especially useful in surgical settings.Uses:Tissue Elevation: Used to lift and retract soft tissues such as muscles, ligaments, or fascia to access the surgical site.Bone Manipulation: Facilitates gentle separation and manipulation of bone segments during procedures like laminectomy, discectomy, or spinal fusion.Soft Tissue Dissection: Assists in precise dissection and manipulation around delicate structures like nerve roots or blood vessels.Example:Cobs Elevator with Fiber Handle:Description: Typically features a blade with a curved or angled tip and a fiber handle.Features: Designed to provide leverage and facilitate controlled lifting or separation of tissues and bones.Use: Commonly used in various orthopedic spine surgeries to improve surgical access, visibility, and precision.Important Considerations:Size and Shape: Select the appropriate size and shape of the Cobs elevator based on the specific surgical procedure and anatomical considerations.Material: Ensure the instrument blade is made from high-quality stainless steel for durability and ease of sterilization.Handle Design: Fiber handles should be ergonomic and designed to fit comfortably in the surgeon's hand, reducing hand fatigue.Maintenance: Regular cleaning and sterilization are essential to prevent contamination and maintain instrument functionality.Maintenance Tips:Cleaning: Thoroughly clean the Cobs elevator after each use to remove tissue debris and maintain sterility.Sterilization: Follow recommended sterilization protocols (e.g., autoclaving) to ensure the instrument is safe for reuse.Storage: Store the instrument in a dry, clean environment to prevent damage and maintain sterility.ConclusionThe Cobs elevator with a fiber handle is a valuable instrument in orthopedic surgery, providing surgeons with enhanced control, precision, and comfort during tissue manipulation, bone separation, and soft tissue dissection. Proper selection, usage, and maintenance of this instrument are crucial for achieving successful surgical outcomes and ensuring patient safety in orthopedic procedures, including spine surgery.

• Item Code: 4389.035

The Steffee wrench is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument used in various orthopedic procedures, particularly in spine surgery. It is designed to assist surgeons in the insertion, manipulation, and fixation of orthopedic implants such as screws, rods, or plates. Here’s an overview of the Steffee wrench and its application in orthopedic surgery:
Steffee Wrench in Orthopedic SurgeryFeatures:Design: The Steffee wrench typically features a handle and a mechanism that allows for controlled rotation and tightening of orthopedic implants.Compatibility: Designed to be compatible with Steffee plates and screws, which are commonly used in spinal fixation procedures.Materials: Made from high-quality stainless steel for durability and ease of sterilization.Ergonomics: Ergonomic design to provide comfort and control for the surgeon during procedures.Uses:Implant Insertion: Facilitates the precise insertion of screws or fixation devices into bone.Rod Placement: Assists in the manipulation and alignment of rods used in spinal fusion or correction procedures.Screw Tightening: Allows for controlled tightening of screws to achieve stable fixation of spinal implants.Example:Steffee Wrench:Description: Features a handle with a mechanism for rotating and tightening orthopedic implants.Features: Designed for compatibility with Steffee plates and screws, providing precise control during implantation and fixation.Use: Commonly used in orthopedic spine surgeries for inserting and securing implants to stabilize the spine.Important Considerations:Size and Compatibility: Select the appropriate size and ensure compatibility with the specific Steffee implants and procedures.Handle Design: Ergonomic handles are crucial for maintaining precision and reducing surgeon fatigue during procedures.Maintenance: Regular cleaning and sterilization are essential to prevent contamination and maintain instrument functionality.Maintenance Tips:Cleaning: Thoroughly clean the Steffee wrench after each use to remove debris and maintain sterility.Sterilization: Follow recommended sterilization protocols (e.g., autoclaving) to ensure the instrument is safe for reuse.Storage: Store the instrument in a dry, clean environment to prevent damage and maintain sterility.ConclusionThe Steffee wrench is a vital instrument in orthopedic spine surgery, providing surgeons with the tools necessary for precise implantation and fixation of Steffee plates and screws. Proper selection, usage, and maintenance of the Steffee wrench are essential for achieving successful surgical outcomes and ensuring patient safety in spinal procedures requiring implant stabilization.

• Item Code: 4392.010

A centering sleeve for a DHS (Dynamic Hip Screw) wrench in orthopedic surgery serves a specific function related to the insertion and tightening of the lag screw during the DHS fixation procedure. Here’s what you need to know about it:
Purpose: The centering sleeve helps guide the DHS wrench during the final tightening of the lag screw within the barrel of the DHS plate. It ensures that the wrench is aligned properly with the screw head, facilitating controlled and accurate tightening.
Design: Similar to other surgical sleeves, it is typically cylindrical and made from stainless steel or another surgical-grade material. The inner diameter of the sleeve is designed to fit snugly around the shaft of the DHS wrench, while the outer diameter is sized to fit smoothly into the barrel of the DHS plate.
Function: During the surgical procedure, after the lag screw is inserted through the plate into the femoral head, the DHS wrench is used to tighten the screw into position. The centering sleeve is placed over the wrench shaft to maintain alignment and prevent slippage, ensuring that the wrench engages securely with the screw head.
Compatibility: Like other orthopedic instruments, the centering sleeve for the DHS wrench must be compatible with the specific model and size of the DHS system being used in the surgery. This ensures proper fit and functionality during the procedure.
Sterilization: As with all surgical instruments, the centering sleeve must be sterilized before use to maintain sterility and prevent infections in the surgical site.
Availability: These sleeves are typically included as part of the instrument set provided by orthopedic implant companies or surgical instrument suppliers specializing in orthopedic surgery.
In summary, the centering sleeve for a DHS wrench in orthopedic surgery plays a crucial role in ensuring precise and controlled tightening of the lag screw during DHS fixation procedures. Its design and function are aimed at enhancing surgical precision and ultimately improving patient outcomes.

• Item Code: 4701.030

Cannulated T hadle Reamer

Jindal Medi Surge is a CE and ISO Certified leading Manufacturer and Exporter of Surgical and Orthopedic / Orthopaedic Instruments used for Human (Adult and Pediatric) and Veterinary Surgical Procedures. All Products are made from Surgical Grade Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Titanium & Carbon Fiber Only. Our Products are used by Government Institutes, Private Hospitals, Small Clinics, Individual Doctors Worldwide.

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Bone Cutting Forceps Curved & Straight

Jindal Medi Surge is a CE and ISO Certified leading Manufacturer and Exporter of Surgical and Orthopedic / Orthopaedic Instruments used for Human (Adult and Pediatric) and Veterinary Surgical Procedures. All Products are made from Surgical Grade Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Titanium & Carbon Fiber Only. Our Products are used by Government Institutes, Private Hospitals, Small Clinics, Individual Doctors Worldwide.

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Bruns Bone Currette With Steel Handle

Jindal Medi Surge is a CE and ISO Certified leading Manufacturer and Exporter of Surgical and Orthopedic / Orthopaedic Instruments used for Human (Adult and Pediatric) and Veterinary Surgical Procedures. All Products are made from Surgical Grade Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Titanium & Carbon Fiber Only. Our Products are used by Government Institutes, Private Hospitals, Small Clinics, Individual Doctors Worldwide.

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Chisel with Stainless Steel Handle

Jindal Medi Surge is a CE and ISO Certified leading Manufacturer and Exporter of Surgical and Orthopedic / Orthopaedic Instruments used for Human (Adult and Pediatric) and Veterinary Surgical Procedures. All Products are made from Surgical Grade Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Titanium & Carbon Fiber Only. Our Products are used by Government Institutes, Private Hospitals, Small Clinics, Individual Doctors Worldwide.

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Orthopedic Implant Box for Expert Femur Nail SpecificationsPurpose:
Designed to securely store and organize components related to the Expert Femur Nail system, including the nail itself, locking screws, end caps, and related instruments.Material:
Constructed from high-strength materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, or high-impact plastic to ensure durability and protection.Features:
Compartments: Multiple compartments or trays for organizing various components such as nails, screws, end caps, and tools.Labeling: Clear and durable labeling for easy identification of components and sizes.Locking Mechanism: Secure locking or latch system to prevent accidental opening and ensure safe transport.Sterilization: Designed to be compatible with standard sterilization procedures (e.g., autoclaving).Dimensions:
Size: Varies depending on the number and size of components to be stored. Typically designed to fit within standard surgical instrument storage systems.Internal Dimensions: Customizable to fit the specific components of the Expert Femur Nail system.Design Considerations:
Organization: Includes foam or cushioned inserts to hold components securely and prevent damage.Accessibility: Well-organized layout to facilitate easy retrieval of specific components during surgery.Durability: Constructed to withstand transport and sterilization processes.Sterilization:
Compatibility: Suitable for autoclaving or other common sterilization methods.Cleaning Instructions: Often includes guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the box.Regulatory Compliance:
Manufactured in compliance with ISO 13485:2016 standards for medical devices.May have CE marking or other relevant certifications indicating conformity with international health and safety standards.Contents (Typical):
Expert Femur Nails: Various lengths and diameters.Locking Screws: Proximal and distal locking screws.End Caps: Matching end caps for femur nails.Guide Wires and Instruments: For insertion and placement.Additional Components: Depending on the specific needs of the surgical team.Benefits:
Efficiency: Streamlines the surgical process by keeping all necessary components organized and easily accessible.Protection: Protects components from damage during transport and handling.Compliance: Ensures components are stored in a manner that meets regulatory standards for cleanliness and safety.

• Item Code: 817J.012

A skin hook with three prongs is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument used to retract and hold skin and other delicate tissues during various surgical procedures. Here are the key details about this instrument:
Description:Function: The three-prong skin hook is designed to gently retract skin and soft tissues, providing surgeons with improved visibility and access to the surgical site.Design: Features three sharp, evenly spaced prongs at the end of a handle. These prongs are used to securely grip and retract the tissue without causing significant trauma.Features:Material:
Prongs and Shaft: Typically made of high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability, resistance to corrosion, and ease of sterilization.Handle: Usually crafted from stainless steel, but it can also be designed with an ergonomic, textured grip to enhance control and comfort during use.Prong Design:
Sharpness: The three prongs are sharp to penetrate the skin with minimal damage, providing secure retraction.Spacing: The prongs are evenly spaced to distribute the retraction force evenly across a larger area of tissue, reducing the risk of tearing.Handle Design:
Ergonomics: The handle is designed to provide a comfortable and secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged procedures.Textured Surface: Often features a textured or knurled handle to prevent slipping and improve control, especially in a moist surgical environment.Sterilization:
Compatibility: The instrument is designed to withstand standard sterilization procedures, including autoclaving, ensuring it can be safely reused.Applications:Orthopedic Surgery: Used to retract skin and soft tissues during procedures such as joint replacements, fracture repairs, and other orthopedic surgeries.Plastic Surgery: Employed in procedures requiring precise manipulation of the skin, such as reconstructive surgeries and cosmetic enhancements.General Surgery: Utilized in a wide range of surgical procedures to hold back skin and soft tissues, providing better access to the underlying structures.ENT Surgery: Commonly used in ear, nose, and throat surgeries to manage delicate tissues with precision.Neurosurgery: Sometimes used in spinal and cranial procedures where delicate retraction of tissue is required.Maintenance:Cleaning: Post-operative cleaning is essential to remove biological debris. This includes manual cleaning and possibly ultrasonic cleaning for thorough decontamination.Inspection: Regular inspection for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage is necessary to maintain the instrument's effectiveness and safety.Sterilization: Must be sterilized using autoclaving or chemical sterilants according to the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure it is pathogen-free before reuse.Advantages of a Three Prong Skin Hook:Secure Retraction: The three-prong design provides more secure and stable retraction compared to single-prong hooks, distributing the force more evenly and reducing tissue trauma.Improved Visibility: By securely holding the skin and soft tissues, the three-prong skin hook offers better visibility and access to the surgical site.Control and Precision: The ergonomic design of the handle and the configuration of the prongs allow the surgeon to manipulate the instrument with great control and precision.The three-prong skin hook is a valuable tool in the surgical toolkit, providing reliable and gentle tissue retraction for a variety of surgical procedures. Its design ensures precision, control, and minimal tissue damage, contributing to successful surgical outcomes.

• Item Code: 4370.0300

Bone Rongeur Forceps are specialized orthopedic surgical instruments designed for cutting, biting, and removing small pieces of bone and soft tissue. These forceps are essential tools in various orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures. Here’s an overview of their features, uses, and maintenance:
Key Features:Sharp, Curved Jaws: The jaws of bone rongeur forceps are typically curved and sharp, allowing for precise cutting and removal of bone and tissue.Double-Action Mechanism: This design feature provides greater cutting power with less manual effort, making it easier to remove bone and tissue.Ergonomic Handles: Designed for comfort and control, reducing hand fatigue during long procedures.High-Quality Materials: Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability, resistance to corrosion, and compatibility with sterilization processes.Uses:Bone Removal: Used to remove small sections of bone in various surgical procedures, including spinal surgery, neurosurgery, and orthopedic surgery.Soft Tissue Removal: Effective in removing soft tissues such as cartilage, ligaments, and tendons around bones.Debridement: Helps in cleaning and shaping bone surfaces, preparing them for further surgical intervention.Bone Grafting: Assists in the preparation and shaping of bone grafts.Advantages:Precision: The sharp, curved jaws allow for precise cutting and removal of bone and tissue.Efficiency: The double-action mechanism enhances cutting power while minimizing the effort required, improving surgical efficiency.Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of surgical procedures, making it a versatile tool in the surgical toolkit.Care and Maintenance:Cleaning: Must be thoroughly cleaned after each use to remove blood, tissue, and bone fragments. Ultrasonic cleaning is often recommended to ensure all debris is removed from hard-to-reach areas.Sterilization: Proper sterilization following standard surgical protocols is essential to ensure the instrument is free of contaminants and safe for use.Inspection: Regular inspection for sharpness, alignment, and overall condition is crucial. Any signs of wear, damage, or corrosion should be promptly addressed to maintain the instrument’s effectiveness and safety.Conclusion:Bone Rongeur Forceps are indispensable tools in orthopedic and neurosurgical procedures, offering precision and efficiency in the removal of bone and soft tissue. Their sharp, curved jaws and double-action mechanism make them highly effective for various surgical tasks. Proper care and maintenance are essential to ensure their longevity and reliability, making them a valuable addition to any surgical instrument set.

• Item Code: 4361.030

When it comes to cutting plaster bandages, specialized scissors and shears are essential for ensuring safety and precision. Here are some key types of instruments commonly used for plaster cutting:
1. Plaster ShearsDescription: These are robust scissors specifically designed for cutting through thick plaster casts.Features: They have strong, sharp blades and typically feature a serrated edge to grip the plaster better. Some models include a built-in notch for easier cutting of thicker materials.Examples:Lister Bandage Scissors: Often used for cutting bandages and plaster with their angled blades and blunt tip to protect the skin.Stille Plaster Shears: Known for their durability and precision, suitable for heavy-duty plaster cutting.2. Utility ScissorsDescription: These are heavy-duty scissors used for various cutting tasks, including plaster bandages.Features: They have reinforced blades to handle tougher materials and may include ergonomic handles for better grip and control.Examples:Utility Shears: Multipurpose scissors that can cut through different types of bandages, including plaster.Paramedic Shears: Designed for emergency situations, these shears can easily cut through tough materials.3. Trauma ShearsDescription: Trauma shears are designed for emergency medical use, capable of cutting through thick clothing and bandages.Features: They have a serrated lower blade for better cutting efficiency and a blunt tip for safety.Examples:EMT Trauma Shears: Commonly used in medical emergencies, these shears are strong enough to cut through plaster casts.4. Cast ScissorsDescription: These are specialized scissors specifically made for cutting plaster casts.Features: They have a unique design to handle the rigidity and thickness of plaster casts. Some models include a protective guard to prevent injury.Examples:Plaster Cast Shears: These are specifically designed for the job, with reinforced blades and ergonomic handles for prolonged use.Important Considerations:Material: Choose scissors made of high-quality stainless steel for durability and ease of sterilization.Size and Weight: Ensure the scissors are comfortable to handle and not too heavy, especially if they will be used frequently.Safety Features: Look for features like blunt tips and ergonomic handles to enhance safety and comfort.Maintenance Tips:Regular Cleaning: Clean the scissors after each use to prevent the build-up of plaster and other residues.Sharpening: Regularly sharpen the blades to maintain cutting efficiency.Inspection: Periodically check for any damage or wear and replace the scissors if necessary to ensure optimal performance.Selecting the right instrument depends on the specific requirements and preferences, but the above options cover a range of needs for effectively cutting plaster bandages.

• Item Code: 4388.040

A variable angle guide for orthopedic surgery is a versatile instrument used to achieve precise angulation during the insertion of implants such as DHS (Dynamic Hip Screw) or DCS (Dynamic Condylar Screw). This guide allows for adjustable angulation, making it suitable for various anatomical requirements. Here's a detailed overview:
PurposeThe variable angle guide is used to assist surgeons in positioning and aligning guide wires, screws, or other instruments at specific angles during the placement of DHS or DCS implants. This ensures optimal alignment and stability of the implant.
DesignStructure: The guide typically features a main frame with an adjustable arm or guide that can be set to different angles. The common angles include 130°, 135°, 140°, 145°, and 150°.Material: Constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel or other biocompatible materials to ensure durability and resistance to corrosion.Adjustment Mechanism: The angle guide includes a locking mechanism that allows the surgeon to set and lock the desired angle precisely. This mechanism ensures stability during the procedure.Markings: Clear, engraved markings indicate the angle settings, making it easy to adjust and verify the correct angle during surgery.FunctionAngle Adjustment: The guide can be adjusted to various angles (130°, 135°, 140°, 145°, 150°), allowing the surgeon to choose the optimal angle for the specific case.Alignment and Stabilization: It helps in aligning the guide wire or drill bit at the correct angle relative to the femur, ensuring accurate placement of the screw and plate.Versatility: The ability to adjust to multiple angles makes the guide suitable for a wide range of anatomical variations and surgical scenarios.CompatibilityDHS/DCS Systems: The variable angle guide must be compatible with the specific DHS or DCS system being used. This ensures proper alignment with the instruments and implants.Interchangeability: While designed for use with DHS and DCS systems, it is important to verify compatibility with the specific implants and instruments used in the surgery.SterilizationMaterial: Made from materials that can withstand repeated sterilization processes.Methods: Typically sterilized using autoclaving (steam sterilization) or other approved methods to ensure the instrument is free of contaminants before use.AvailabilityInstrument Sets: The variable angle guide is often included in the instrument sets provided by orthopedic implant companies for DHS/DCS procedures.Surgical Kits: It may also be part of specialized surgical kits designed for specific DHS or DCS operations.SummaryThe variable angle guide with adjustable angles of 130°, 135°, 140°, 145°, and 150° is a crucial instrument for orthopedic surgeons performing DHS or DCS procedures. Its design allows for precise adjustment and alignment of guide wires and screws, ensuring optimal placement and stability of the implants. The versatility of adjustable angles accommodates various anatomical and surgical needs, enhancing the precision and outcome of the surgery. Ensuring compatibility with specific DHS or DCS systems and proper sterilization is essential for its effective use.

• Item Code: 4701.050

End caps for humerus nails made from titanium are used to seal the ends of the nail and provide additional stability. Here are the typical specifications:
Material: Titanium alloy (commonly Ti-6Al-4V)Design:Shape: Typically rounded or conical to ensure a snug fit at the end of the nailFunction: Closes off the nail to prevent ingress of debris and biological matter; helps stabilize the nail within the boneDimensions: Designed to match the diameter of the corresponding humerus nail, commonly available for diameters like 7mm, 8mm, and 9mmCorrosion Resistance: Excellent, due to titanium's natural resistance to corrosion and biological reactionsBiocompatibility: High biocompatibility, minimizing the risk of allergic reactions and promoting better integration with boneSterility: Typically supplied sterile, or can be sterilized before useApplication: Used to cap the ends of humerus nails to prevent infection and ensure a secure fit in the bone

• Item Code: 802T.001