Preston Ligamentum Flavum Forceps

Martin Cartilage Clamp Martin Cartilage Clamp is a highly versatile instrument that can be used in variety of orthopedic procedures. Specifically it is designed to be used with cartilage and thus is more gentle than something crafted for use with bone. This clamp is ideal for procedures such as meniscus repair and other surgical repairs of torn cartilage. The ring handle grip as well as the zig-zag design of the teeth making this instrument easy to manipulate manually while keeping a sturdy grip on the cartilage. Additionally it is available in three lengths: 6.25", 7.25" and 8".

Bunnell Dissecting Probe angular tip, 5-1/2" (14.0 cm) Bunnell Dissecting Probe is crafted for use in exploration during orthopedic surgery. It features a handle that taper at one end and features a pointed, slightly angular tip at the other. It can be used to explore areas that features many different types of tissue such as in the hand to navigate around the layers and access the areas of layers in question such as the tendons. This probe is hand crafted by certified instrument makers to conform to the highest standards in instrumentation.

Caroll Tendon Pulling Forceps curved shaft, alligator type, 2.0 mm x 8.0 mm serrated jaws, 5-1/2" (14.0 cm) overall length Caroll Tendon Pulling Forceps are ideally suited for use in orthopedic procedures. Specifically they can be used to repair torn or disconnected tendons or can be used to keep a hold of a tendon as a muscle is being manipulated throughout surgery. This forceps can be used in procedures such as tendon transfer of the hand to regain lost hand function or to repair a complete tear of the patellar tendon. This instrument features a curved shaft with serrated jaws and is of the alligator type which gives it unparalleled reach for accessing tendon in a variety of locations.

Fischer Tendon Stripper round, 4.0 mm inner diameter, 12-1/8" (31.0 cm) Fischer Tendon Stripper is a unique instrument ideally suited for use in procedures that require modification of the diameter of a tendon. This can be used in surgeries such a repair and reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament or the plantaris tendon. This instrument can be pushed up the tendon in quick motions while the tendon itself is kept taut to resize it. Additionally this instrument has a round opening and a 4.0 mm diameter as well as a ribbed grip that allows optimal hold.