Surgical Instruments

Hohmann Retractor Orthopedic Instrument Jindal Medi Surge Bone retractor system that is anchored to the operating table. In varying forms, retractors are used to hold an incision open, hold back tissues or other objects to maintain a clear surgical field, or reach other structures. They can either be hand-held or self-retaining via a ratcheting mechanism. All orthopedic bone retractors are made from medical grade stainless steel.

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Mayo Straight Scissor General Surgery Surgical Instrument
Mayo scissors are a type of surgical scissor, often used in the cutting of fascia.Mayo scissors were developed by Mayo Clinic surgeons.

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Cranial Manual Drill Set Neuro Skull Surgery Surgical Instrument with Box SSManual Cranial DrillThe rotating crank is typically connected to several cogs that sets pressure on the skull. This specific drill is not connected to any external power. The manual cranial drill is the most used and predominant type of drill in surgery, and performs manually. Which, has an adjusted stopper based on the setting and where the bone is the most thickest to prevent plunging. Surgeons use this drill manually without any other procedures. Surgeons that use a hand-cranked drill often are required to employ a lot of upper body strength.A cranial drill is currently used for Neurosurgery operations. The procedure of trepanning is applied to patients who suffer for example a traumatic brain injury or a stroke. In these cases, it might be necessary to drill a hole in the skull to be able to access the dura mater or the brain itself, and to relieve brain pressure or blood clots.

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Bone Spreader Orthopedic Surgical Instrument:- Jindal Medi Surge Bone retractor system that is anchored to the operating table. In varying forms, retractors are used to hold an incision open, hold back tissues or other objects to maintain a clear surgical field, or reach other structures. They can either be hand-held or self-retaining via a ratcheting mechanism. All orthopedic bone retractors are made from medical grade stainless steel.

• Item Code: JMS.03200
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General Surgical Instruments Kit

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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F TOOL SET TITANUIM ELASTIC SET

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: 4713.010
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Cranial Manual Drill

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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Countersink With T Handle Surgical 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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• Item Code: 4305.010
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CANNULATED SCREW DRIVER PREMIUM

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 Counter Sink T-Handle Surgical Instrument

An orthopedic counter sink T-handle surgical instrument is a specialized tool used in orthopedic surgery. It's designed to create a tapered hole in bone, typically used for procedures like placing screws or implants securely. The T-handle provides a comfortable grip and control for the surgeon during the drilling process. These instruments come in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different surgical needs and patient anatomy. They're crucial in orthopedic procedures, ensuring precise and stable placement of hardware in bone for optimal patient outcomes.

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4385.002 Impactor For Square Nails 2.0mm4385.004 Impactor For Square Nails 2.5mm4385.006 Impactor For Square Nails 3.0mm
4385.008 Impactor For Square Nails 3.5 & 4.0mmThe impactor for a square nail in orthopedic surgery is a specialized instrument designed to aid in the precise insertion of square intramedullary nails into the medullary canal of long bones. This tool ensures that the nail is driven accurately and securely into the bone, providing stable fixation for fracture healing.
Components and Features of the ImpactorImpactor Head:
Description: The part of the instrument that comes into direct contact with the nail.Function: Transmits the force from the surgeon's blows to the nail, driving it into the bone. The head is often designed to fit the specific shape and size of the square nail to ensure even force distribution and prevent damage to the nail.Handle:
Description: A sturdy, ergonomic handle that the surgeon grips during use.Function: Provides control and stability, allowing the surgeon to apply force precisely and comfortably.Shaft:
Description: The connection between the impactor head and the handle.Function: Transfers the force from the handle to the impactor head.Striking Surface:
Description: A robust area on the handle or shaft where a mallet or hammer strikes.Function: Designed to withstand repeated impacts, transferring the kinetic energy to the impactor head.Procedure for Using the ImpactorPreparation:
Ensure the surgical site is prepared and the bone is properly aligned.Select the appropriate size and type of square nail based on the preoperative plan.Initial Insertion:
Insert the square nail into the entry point of the medullary canal manually as far as possible.Attach the impactor head to the proximal end of the square nail, ensuring a secure fit.Impaction:
Grip the handle of the impactor firmly.Use a surgical mallet to strike the striking surface of the impactor with controlled, forceful blows.Monitor the nail's progress using fluoroscopic imaging to ensure it follows the desired path and penetrates the medullary canal correctly.Continue to drive the nail until it reaches the desired depth, ensuring it is securely seated within the bone.Final Positioning:
Once the nail is fully inserted, detach the impactor from the nail.Verify the final position of the nail using imaging and ensure it provides stable fixation.Maintenance and CareCleaning: Thoroughly clean the impactor after each use to remove blood, tissue, and other debris.Sterilization: Sterilize the impactor according to standard surgical protocols to prevent infection.Inspection: Regularly inspect the impactor for signs of wear, damage, or corrosion, particularly on the striking surface and impactor head.Storage: Store the impactor in a clean, dry environment to prevent corrosion and maintain its functionality.Safety ConsiderationsControlled Force: Apply force gradually and evenly to avoid damaging the nail or surrounding bone.Secure Fit: Ensure the impactor head is securely attached to the nail before applying force to prevent slipping or misalignment.Proper Handling: Use proper technique to avoid injury to the surgeon or damage to the surgical instruments.Advantages of Using an ImpactorPrecise Insertion: Allows for accurate and controlled insertion of the square nail, ensuring it is properly seated within the bone.Even Force Distribution: The design of the impactor head ensures even distribution of force, reducing the risk of nail or bone damage.Versatility: Can be used with various sizes and types of square nails, making it a versatile tool in orthopedic surgery.The impactor for square nails is a crucial instrument in orthopedic surgery, facilitating the precise and secure insertion of intramedullary nails. Proper usage, maintenance, and handling of the impactor are essential for achieving optimal surgical outcomes and ensuring patient safety.

• Item Code: 4385.008

A stylet for a DHS (Dynamic Hip Screw) or DCS (Dynamic Condylar Screw) system in orthopedic surgery is a precision instrument used to guide and position other instruments or implants during surgical procedures. Here is an overview of the stylet's purpose, design, function, compatibility, and sterilization:
PurposeThe stylet is used to guide the placement of wires, screws, or other instruments accurately into the bone. It is particularly useful for maintaining the alignment of the guide wire or other components during the insertion of the DHS or DCS.
DesignStructure: The stylet is typically a long, slender rod with a consistent diameter throughout its length.Diameter: The stylet for DHS/DCS systems usually has a diameter of 2.5mm, ensuring compatibility with the guide wires and other instruments used in these systems.Material: Made from surgical-grade stainless steel or other biocompatible materials, the stylet is designed to be strong yet flexible enough for precise control.Tip: The tip of the stylet is often tapered or slightly pointed to facilitate easy insertion into the pre-drilled hole or guide wire channel.FunctionGuidance: The primary function of the stylet is to guide the insertion of the guide wire or other instruments into the correct anatomical position.Stabilization: It helps stabilize the guide wire, ensuring it remains in place as other instruments or screws are inserted.Precision: The stylet allows the surgeon to maintain precise control over the positioning of the guide wire, reducing the risk of misalignment.CompatibilityDHS/DCS Systems: The stylet must be compatible with the specific DHS or DCS system being used. The 2.5mm diameter is a standard size for these systems.Interchangeability: While some stylets are designed to be used with a range of DHS/DCS systems, it is important to verify compatibility with the specific implants and instruments used in the surgery.SterilizationMaterial: The stylet is made from materials that can withstand repeated sterilization processes.Methods: Sterilization is typically performed using autoclaving (steam sterilization) or other approved methods to ensure the instrument is free of contaminants before use.AvailabilityInstrument Sets: Stylets are usually included in the standard instrument sets provided by orthopedic implant companies.Surgical Kits: They may also be part of specialized surgical kits designed for specific DHS or DCS procedures.SummaryThe 2.5mm stylet for DHS/DCS orthopedic surgical instruments is a critical tool for ensuring accurate and controlled placement of guide wires and other components during surgery. Its precise design and compatibility with the DHS/DCS systems enhance surgical accuracy and patient outcomes. Proper sterilization and compatibility with the specific surgical system are essential for its effective use.

• Item Code: 4701.034

The Dürer elevator, also known as the Dürer periosteal elevator, is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument commonly used in various orthopedic procedures. Here's an overview of this instrument:
Description:Function: The Dürer elevator is specifically designed for lifting and separating the periosteum (the fibrous membrane covering the surface of bones) from the underlying bone surface.Design: It features a unique blade design with a sharp tip and a curved or angled shaft, allowing for precise periosteal elevation.Features:Material:
Blade and Handle: Typically made of high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel for durability, resistance to corrosion, and ease of sterilization.Blade Design:
Sharp Tip: The blade features a sharp tip for easy insertion and precise lifting of the periosteum from the bone surface.Curved or Angled Shaft: The shaft of the elevator may be curved or angled to facilitate access to specific anatomical areas and improve surgical maneuverability.Handle Design:
Ergonomics: The handle is designed for a comfortable and secure grip, allowing surgeons to manipulate the instrument with precision and control.Textured Surface: Some handles may feature a textured or knurled surface to prevent slipping and improve grip during use.Sterilization:
Compatibility: Designed to withstand standard sterilization procedures, including autoclaving, ensuring it can be safely reused.Applications:Orthopedic Surgery: Used in various orthopedic procedures such as fracture repair, bone grafting, and osteotomy to lift and separate the periosteum from the bone surface.Dental Surgery: Employed in oral and maxillofacial surgeries for procedures involving bone augmentation, dental implant placement, and other interventions.Plastic Surgery: Utilized in reconstructive surgeries to expose bone surfaces for grafting and other procedures.ENT Surgery: Sometimes used in otolaryngology procedures involving the facial skeleton.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 a Dürer Elevator:Precision: The sharp tip and curved or angled shaft of the Dürer elevator allow for precise periosteal elevation, minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues.Improved Access: The unique blade design facilitates access to specific anatomical areas, enhancing surgical maneuverability and efficiency.Versatility: Suitable for use in various surgical specialties and procedures requiring periosteal elevation.The Dürer elevator is a valuable tool in orthopedic and other surgical specialties, offering precise tissue handling and improved surgical outcomes by providing clear access to the bone surface.

• Item Code: 4389.0321

The Steffee screw tap is an essential tool used in orthopedic surgery, specifically designed for preparing bone to receive Steffee screws. These screws are commonly utilized in spinal fixation procedures. Here’s a detailed overview of the Steffee screw tap and its application in surgical settings:
Steffee Screw Tap in Orthopedic SurgeryPurpose:Thread Creation: The primary function of the Steffee screw tap is to create precise threads in bone tissue. This process is crucial for securely anchoring Steffee screws, which are used for spinal stabilization and fusion.Compatibility: Designed to match the specifications of Steffee screws, ensuring proper fit and alignment during insertion.Precision: Enables surgeons to create threads that correspond accurately with the pitch and diameter of Steffee screws, facilitating stable fixation.Features:Design: Typically features a tapered shaft with cutting flutes. The flutes are designed to cut into bone tissue effectively, forming threads that accommodate the screw's threading pattern.Material: Made from high-quality stainless steel to ensure durability, strength, and ease of sterilization.Handle: Equipped with an ergonomic handle that allows surgeons to exert precise control and pressure during the tapping process.Uses:Bone Preparation: Essential for preparing bone surfaces by creating threaded pathways that guide and secure Steffee screws.Procedure Facilitation: Facilitates the insertion and alignment of screws, enhancing surgical efficiency and accuracy.Stability Enhancement: Ensures optimal stability and fixation of implants, supporting successful spinal fusion and correction procedures.Example:Steffee Screw Tap:Description: Features a tapered shaft with cutting flutes and a robust handle for controlled manipulation.Application: Specifically designed for creating threads in bone tissue to accommodate Steffee screws during spinal surgery.Usage: Integral in orthopedic procedures where precise screw placement and fixation are critical for patient outcomes.Important Considerations:Size and Compatibility: Ensure the screw tap matches the specifications of the Steffee screws intended for use in the surgical procedure.Sterilization: Adhere to recommended sterilization protocols (e.g., autoclaving) to maintain instrument sterility and prevent infection.Maintenance: Regular cleaning and inspection are essential to uphold instrument functionality and durability.Maintenance Tips:Cleaning: Thoroughly clean the screw tap after each use to remove bone debris and ensure proper sterilization.Storage: Store the instrument in a designated, clean area to prevent contamination and preserve its effectiveness.ConclusionThe Steffee screw tap is a critical component of orthopedic spine surgery, enabling surgeons to prepare bone tissue effectively for the secure insertion of Steffee screws. Its precision and compatibility with implant specifications play a pivotal role in achieving successful surgical outcomes and promoting patient recovery in spinal fixation procedures.

• Item Code: 4392.030

A mini distractor is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument designed to assist in the realignment and stabilization of bone fractures, particularly in the forearm. It is used to provide controlled distraction (separation) of bone fragments, which is crucial in the treatment of fractures to ensure proper alignment and facilitate healing.
Mini Distractor: Overview and UsageDesign and ConstructionMaterial: Typically made of high-quality stainless steel for durability and sterilization.Structure: Consists of two main components—distracting arms and a central screw mechanism. The distracting arms attach to the bone fragments, and the central screw allows for precise adjustment of the distance between the arms.FeaturesPrecision Control: The central screw mechanism allows for fine control over the amount of distraction applied.Versatility: Adjustable arms can accommodate various sizes of bone fragments, making the distractor suitable for different patients and fracture types.Stability: Provides stable and controlled distraction, essential for proper bone healing.Application in Forearm SurgeryPreparation:
The surgical site is prepared and sterilized.The bone fragments to be distracted are exposed.Attachment of Distractor:
Placement: The distractor's arms are placed on either side of the fracture site. Small pins or screws may be used to secure the arms to the bone fragments.Securing: The arms are securely attached to the bone, ensuring that they remain stable during the distraction process.Distraction:
Adjustment: The central screw is gradually turned to separate the bone fragments, allowing for precise control over the amount of distraction.Monitoring: The surgeon monitors the alignment of the bone fragments to ensure they are properly aligned as the distraction proceeds.Completion:
Once the desired distraction and alignment are achieved, the bone fragments are stabilized using additional fixation devices, such as plates or screws.The distractor is then carefully removed.Advantages of Using a Mini DistractorPrecision: Allows for controlled and precise alignment of bone fragments, which is crucial for proper healing.Stability: Provides stable fixation during the distraction process, reducing the risk of fragment displacement.Efficiency: Simplifies the process of realigning bone fragments, saving time during surgery.Maintenance and SterilizationCleaning: After use, the mini distractor must be thoroughly cleaned to remove any biological material or debris.Sterilization: The instrument must be sterilized according to standard surgical protocols to ensure it is safe for reuse.ConclusionA mini distractor is an invaluable tool in forearm orthopedic surgery, aiding in the precise and controlled realignment of bone fractures. Its design and functionality enhance surgical outcomes by ensuring proper bone alignment and stabilization, which are critical for successful healing. Proper maintenance and sterilization of the instrument are essential for its effectiveness and longevity.
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• Item Code: 4396.005

A 'U' staple extractor is a critical instrument in orthopedic surgery used for the removal of 'U' shaped staples from bones. These staples are typically used in various fixation procedures, and the ability to safely and effectively remove them is essential, especially during revision surgeries or when correcting the placement of staples. Here’s an in-depth guide on 'U' staple extractor instruments for orthopedic surgical use:
Key FeaturesMaterial: Made from high-grade surgical stainless steel to ensure strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion.Design: Ergonomically designed to provide surgeons with a secure grip and precise control. The design minimizes tissue damage and allows for efficient staple removal.Mechanism: Equipped with specific tips or jaws designed to securely grip the 'U' staple for extraction.Size and Compatibility: Available in various sizes to match different types of 'U' staples used in orthopedic procedures.ComponentsHandle: Provides a secure, ergonomic grip, allowing the surgeon to apply controlled force during extraction.Extractor Tip/Jaws: The working end that grips the staple securely. This part is designed to fit around the staple and pull it out without causing undue damage to the surrounding bone and tissue.Pivot Mechanism: Some extractors have a pivot or leverage mechanism that helps apply the necessary force to remove the staple with minimal effort and maximum control.Best Practices for Using 'U' Staple ExtractorsSterilization: Always sterilize the extractor before use according to standard hospital protocols to ensure it is free from contaminants.Inspection: Before each use, inspect the extractor for signs of wear or damage. Ensure that the jaws or tips are intact and that any pivot mechanism operates smoothly.Loading the Extractor: Carefully position the extractor around the 'U' staple, ensuring it grips securely.Positioning: Align the extractor correctly over the staple to facilitate a smooth removal process.Extraction: Apply steady, controlled force to remove the staple. Use the leverage mechanism if available to assist in the process.Post-Extraction Verification: After removing the staple, inspect the area to ensure that all parts of the staple have been removed and that no additional damage has been caused to the bone or surrounding tissue.MaintenanceCleaning: Thoroughly clean the extractor after each use to remove any biological material.Lubrication: Lubricate moving parts periodically, as recommended by the manufacturer, to maintain smooth operation.Storage: Store the extractor in a clean, dry place, preferably in a dedicated sterilization tray or container to protect it from damage.Examples of 'U' Staple ExtractorsStandard 'U' Staple Extractor: Designed for general use with various sizes of 'U' staples.Lever-Action 'U' Staple Extractor: Features a lever mechanism to provide additional leverage, making extraction easier and reducing the physical effort required.Custom 'U' Staple Extractor: Designed for specific types of 'U' staples or particular surgical techniques, offering specialized features for enhanced performance.Purchasing ConsiderationsQuality: Choose instruments from reputable manufacturers known for high-quality surgical tools.Compatibility: Ensure the extractor is compatible with the specific 'U' staples used in your procedures.Ergonomics: The design and ergonomics of the extractor should provide comfort and ease of use to improve surgical outcomes.ConclusionSelecting the right 'U' staple extractor and following best practices for its use and maintenance can ensure the safe and effective removal of 'U' staples in orthopedic procedures. This not only contributes to better patient outcomes but also reduces the risk of complications, enhancing the overall success of surgical interventions.

• Item Code: 4411.025

Suction Tube Surgical Instrument Stainless Steel   Suction Tube are used in open surgical procedures where fine delicate suctioning is necessary to evacuate fluid & debris from the surgical site.
MAINTAINENCE INSTRUCTIONS:
Must clean after every use with warm water to remove blood , tissues and mucus from the instrumentsUltrasonic cleaning is recommended for all the instruments specially articulated instruments such as forceps, rongeurs, etcUse only standard and reputed brand of disinfectant solutions.STERILIZATION:
We recommend that the temperature does not exceed 120CDry heat sterilization see that temperature does not exceed 180C and there should be no long exposure as this would cause discoloration, loss of temper and this in turn would disturb the hardening of the instrument

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Bone Awl  With Eye

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: 4326.012
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Bone Nibbler Straight Double Action

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: 4355.030
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Patella Bone Holding Forceps with Four Prongs: Orthopedic Surgical InstrumentPatella bone holding forceps with four prongs are specialized orthopedic instruments used primarily during knee surgeries to securely grasp, manipulate, and stabilize the patella (kneecap). These forceps are essential for procedures requiring precise control over the patella to ensure proper alignment and fixation.
Key FeaturesFour Prong Design:
Design: Equipped with four prongs that provide a stable and secure grip on the patella.Purpose: Ensures firm holding of the patella, preventing slippage during manipulation and surgical procedures.Locking Mechanism:
Design: Typically features a ratchet or speed lock mechanism to lock the forceps in place.Purpose: Maintains consistent pressure on the patella, allowing the surgeon to focus on other tasks without the need for constant manual effort.High-Quality Material:
Construction: Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, known for its durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion.Sterilization: Fully autoclavable, ensuring the instrument can be sterilized for repeated use.Ergonomic Handles:
Design: Handles are designed to be ergonomic, providing comfort and reducing hand fatigue during prolonged procedures.Functionality: Offers precise control and ease of use, enhancing the surgeon's dexterity and accuracy.ApplicationsPatella Surgery: Ideal for procedures such as patellar fracture repair, patellar realignment, and total knee arthroplasty.Knee Surgery: Useful in surgeries involving the manipulation of the patella, including open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) of patellar fractures.Orthopedic Trauma: Essential for managing patellar fractures and other knee injuries.BenefitsPrecision and Control: The four-prong design ensures a secure grip on the patella, enabling accurate manipulation and stabilization.Efficiency: The locking mechanism maintains consistent pressure, freeing the surgeon's hands to focus on other aspects of the procedure.Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of orthopedic procedures involving the patella, making them a versatile addition to any surgical toolkit.Ease of Use: Ergonomic handles and a reliable locking mechanism reduce hand fatigue and improve surgical workflow.Care and MaintenanceCleaning:
Post-Procedure: Thoroughly clean after each use to remove blood, bone fragments, and other biological debris.Methods: Use appropriate cleaning solutions and brushes to ensure all surfaces and mechanisms are free from debris.Inspection:
Regular Checks: Inspect regularly for signs of wear, damage, or corrosion.Mechanism Function: Ensure the locking mechanism operates smoothly, locking and releasing properly.Sterilization:
Autoclaving: Follow standard protocols for autoclaving surgical instruments.Drying: Ensure complete drying after sterilization to prevent corrosion.Storage:
Environment: Store in a sterile, dry environment to maintain instrument integrity.Organization: Keep organized with other surgical instruments to avoid damage to the prongs and locking mechanism.ConclusionPatella bone holding forceps with four prongs are indispensable in orthopedic surgery, particularly for procedures involving the patella. Their design and functionality provide the necessary precision and stability for effective bone manipulation, ensuring proper alignment and fixation of the patella. These instruments are essential for orthopedic surgeons aiming to improve procedural accuracy and patient outcomes.

• Item Code: 4343.020

A Burns Bone Curette with a steel handle is a specialized orthopedic surgical instrument designed for precise scraping and debriding of bone tissue. Here are the key details about this instrument:
Description:Function: Used primarily for scraping or removing small pieces of bone, the Burns Bone Curette is a vital tool in various orthopedic and surgical procedures.Design: Characterized by a spoon-shaped, scoop, or looped tip that facilitates effective scraping. The steel handle provides a sturdy and durable grip.Features:Material:
Tip and Shaft: Typically made of surgical-grade stainless steel for durability, resistance to corrosion, and ease of sterilization.Handle: The steel handle offers a solid, weighty feel, which some surgeons prefer for enhanced control and stability during procedures.Handle Design:
Ergonomics: The steel handle is often ergonomically designed to provide a comfortable and secure grip, minimizing hand fatigue during extended use.Texture: Some steel handles may feature a textured or knurled surface to prevent slipping.Tip Shape and Size:
Variety: Available in various shapes (oval, round, spoon-shaped) and sizes to accommodate different surgical needs and anatomical locations.Sharpness: The edge of the curette's tip is sharp, allowing for precise scraping of bone tissue.Sterilization:
Compatibility: Designed to withstand standard sterilization processes, such as autoclaving or chemical sterilants, ensuring the instrument is sterile and safe for reuse.Applications:Orthopedic Surgery: Used in procedures like joint replacement, fracture repair, and spinal surgery to remove bone fragments or prepare bone surfaces.Neurosurgery: Employed in spinal and cranial procedures to scrape bone tissue or remove bone grafts.ENT Surgery: Utilized in otolaryngology surgeries, particularly in procedures involving the temporal bone.Dental Surgery: Sometimes used in dental procedures for bone debridement and preparation of bone surfaces.Maintenance:Cleaning: Thorough cleaning post-operation to remove all biological debris. This involves manual cleaning and possibly ultrasonic cleaning for thorough decontamination.Inspection: Regular inspection for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage to maintain the instrument's functionality and safety.Sterilization: Must be sterilized using autoclaving or chemical sterilants as per the manufacturer's instructions to ensure it is pathogen-free before reuse.Advantages of a Steel Handle:Durability: The steel handle is highly durable and can withstand rigorous use and multiple sterilization cycles.Weight: The weight of the steel handle can provide a better balance and control for the surgeon, enhancing precision during delicate procedures.Strength: The steel construction offers exceptional strength, making the instrument reliable for demanding surgical tasks.The Burns Bone Curette with a steel handle is an essential tool in the arsenal of orthopedic surgeons, providing precision and reliability in procedures that require meticulous scraping and debridement of bone tissue.

• Item Code: 4367.030

The Verbrugge Bone Holding Forceps with a speed lock are specialized surgical instruments used primarily in orthopedic procedures. These forceps are designed to hold and stabilize bones during surgery, aiding surgeons in the precise alignment and fixation of bone fragments. Here are some key features and uses:
Key Features:Speed Lock Mechanism: This feature allows for quick and secure locking of the forceps, facilitating ease of use and efficiency during surgical procedures.Ergonomic Design: The forceps are designed for comfortable handling and reduced fatigue for the surgeon during prolonged operations.Durable Construction: Typically made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring longevity, corrosion resistance, and the ability to withstand sterilization processes.Various Sizes and Shapes: Available in different sizes and jaw configurations to accommodate various surgical needs and bone sizes.Uses:Bone Manipulation: The forceps are used to hold and manipulate bone fragments during orthopedic surgeries, such as fracture repair, osteotomies, and reconstructive procedures.Stabilization: They help in stabilizing bones while implants, screws, or plates are being placed.Alignment: Essential for ensuring proper alignment of bone fragments, which is crucial for effective healing and restoration of function.Care and Maintenance:Cleaning: Thoroughly cleaned after each use to remove blood, tissue, and other debris.Sterilization: Must be properly sterilized following standard surgical instrument protocols to ensure they are safe for subsequent use.Inspection: Regularly inspected for signs of wear, damage, or corrosion to maintain their effectiveness and safety.Conclusion:Verbrugge Bone Holding Forceps with a speed lock are indispensable tools in orthopedic surgery, offering precision and reliability for successful surgical outcomes. Proper care and maintenance ensure their longevity and performance in critical surgical environments.

• Item Code: 4351.001

Fibula Holding Forceps Orthopedic Surgical Instrument

Fibula Holding Forceps: Orthopedic Surgical InstrumentFibula holding forceps are specialized surgical instruments designed to securely grasp, manipulate, and stabilize the fibula during orthopedic procedures. These forceps are essential for achieving precise alignment and fixation of the fibula, especially in cases of fractures or osteotomies.
Key FeaturesSpecialized Jaw Design:
Design: The jaws of fibula holding forceps are typically contoured to fit the shape of the fibula, providing a secure grip.Purpose: Ensures firm holding of the fibula, preventing slippage during surgical manipulation.Locking Mechanism:
Design: Often equipped with a ratchet or speed lock mechanism to lock the forceps in place.Purpose: Maintains consistent pressure on the fibula, allowing the surgeon to focus on other tasks without the need for constant manual effort.High-Quality Material:
Construction: Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion.Sterilization: Fully autoclavable, making the instrument suitable for repeated surgical use.Ergonomic Handles:
Design: Handles are designed ergonomically to provide comfort and reduce hand fatigue during prolonged procedures.Functionality: Offers precise control and ease of use, enhancing the surgeon’s dexterity and accuracy.ApplicationsFibula Fracture Fixation: Used to align and stabilize the fibula during the fixation of fractures.Osteotomy Procedures: Essential for holding and manipulating the fibula during surgical cutting and repositioning.Orthopedic Trauma Surgery: Effective in managing fibula fractures and other injuries involving the lower leg.General Orthopedic Surgery: Suitable for various procedures requiring secure bone manipulation and stabilization.BenefitsPrecision and Control: The contoured jaws provide a secure grip on the fibula, enabling accurate manipulation and stabilization.Efficiency: The locking mechanism maintains consistent pressure, freeing the surgeon's hands to focus on other aspects of the procedure.Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of orthopedic procedures involving the fibula, making them a versatile addition to any surgical toolkit.Ease of Use: Ergonomic handles and a reliable locking mechanism reduce hand fatigue and improve surgical workflow.Care and MaintenanceCleaning:
Post-Procedure: Thoroughly clean after each use to remove blood, bone fragments, and biological debris.Methods: Use appropriate cleaning solutions and brushes to ensure all surfaces and mechanisms are free from debris.Inspection:
Regular Checks: Regularly inspect for signs of wear, damage, or corrosion.Mechanism Function: Ensure the locking mechanism operates smoothly, locking and releasing properly.Sterilization:
Autoclaving: Follow standard protocols for autoclaving surgical instruments.Drying: Ensure complete drying after sterilization to prevent corrosion.Storage:
Environment: Store in a sterile, dry environment to maintain instrument integrity.Organization: Keep organized with other surgical instruments to avoid damage to the jaws and locking mechanism.ConclusionFibula holding forceps are indispensable tools in orthopedic surgery, particularly for procedures involving the fibula. Their specialized design and reliable functionality provide the necessary precision and stability for effective bone manipulation, ensuring proper alignment and fixation. These instruments are essential for orthopedic surgeons seeking to improve procedural accuracy and patient outcomes.

• Item Code: 4345.010

Square nail extractor hook instruments are specialized tools designed to remove square nails, which are often found in older or antique woodwork. These nails, also known as cut nails, can be challenging to extract due to their shape and the fact that they are typically embedded deeply into the wood. Here are some types of tools that can be used for this purpose:
1. Nail PullersCat’s Paw: A small, hand-held tool with a curved end and two sharp claws that can slide under the nail head to pry it out. Some cat’s paws are specifically designed to handle square nails.Pry Bars: Larger than a cat’s paw, these provide more leverage for removing stubborn nails. Some pry bars have a nail puller notch.2. Claw HammersVintage Claw Hammers: Many traditional claw hammers have a curved claw designed to extract nails, including square nails. Some antique claw hammers were specifically made to handle the square nails commonly used at the time.3. Nail Extractor PliersEnd Cutting Pliers: These have flat, broad jaws that can grip the nail head and pull it out with minimal damage to the wood.Locking Pliers (Vise Grips): Can be used to clamp onto the nail head and pull it out. They provide a strong grip and can be used for stubborn nails.4. Specialty Nail PullersJapanese Nail Pullers: These are specifically designed for precision and minimal damage to wood. They often have a fine, sharp edge that can slide under nail heads, even if they are embedded deeply.5. Woodworking ToolsHand Drills: Sometimes, drilling around the nail to loosen the wood can help in extracting it without breaking the nail or damaging the wood.Punch and Hammer: A punch can be used to drive the nail further into the wood slightly, breaking any bonds or rust that might be holding it tight. Then, the nail can be pulled out more easily with another tool.Tips for Using Nail Extractor ToolsUse Leverage: Apply steady, controlled force. Sudden yanks can break the nail or damage the wood.Protect the Surface: Place a thin piece of wood or metal under the tool to protect the wood surface from scratches or dents.Work Slowly: Especially with antique wood, patience is key to avoid splintering or breaking the wood around the nail.Safety PrecautionsWear Gloves: Protect your hands from sharp nails and tool slips.Eye Protection: Small metal shards can fly off during nail removal.Proper Technique: Ensure you are using the tool correctly to avoid injury.These tools and techniques should help you effectively remove square nails from woodwork while preserving the integrity of the wood as much as possible.

• Item Code: 4385.020