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Cards (43)

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(43 cards)

Key Elevator

Front

Single-ended; flat, spade-shaped tip; slightly curved blade; multiple tip widths used for scraping bone, periosteum, and soft-tissue

Back

Allis Clamp

Front

Sharp teeth; straight; locking clamp used to hold or grasp heavy tissue, potential to damage tissue.

Back

Mosquito Clamp

Front

A small, straight or curved hemostatic forceps used to hold delicate tissue or compress a bleeding vessel.

Back

Rongeur

Front

Heavy-duty; sharp-edged, scoop-shaped tip; straight, curved and angled; used to remove small pieces of bone and soft tissue

Back

Needle driver clamp

Front

Shorter jaws relative to the shank; straight; locking clamp used to hold the suture needle for passing suture

Back

pituitary rongeur

Front

Serrated jaws; straight, up-curved, curved and angled used to remove the vertebral disc and soft tissue

Back

Gelpi Retractor

Front

Single, sharp prong on each tip used to retract tissue in shallow and deep surgical sites; self-retaining

Back

Debakey Forceps

Front

Atraumatic; for tissue handling and coarsely ribbed grip panel; may be long upwards of 12"

Back

Tonsil clamp

Front

May have an open finger ring; curved, locking clamp used to control bleeding and ligation and used for passing suture

Back

Volkmann retractor "RAKE"

Front

Multiple prongs; single sided; used to retract tissue in shallow surgical sites and for small bone and joint procedures

Back

Senn Retractor

Front

Double sided; Three prongs on one end and a L-shaped blade on the other; prongs available in sharp or dull used to retract surface tissue in small, superficial surgical sites and hand and foot surgery

Back

Bennett retractor and baby Bennett

Front

Bone and tissue retractor; flat, flared neck used to elevate bone due to its shape and to retract tissue

Back

Curved or straight osteotomes

Front

Multiple widths used to cut or remove bone

Back

Yankauer suction tip

Front

Bulbous Head; large opening; may be disposable; curved tip used for effective suction without damaging surrounding tissue; to clear operative sites to improve visualized

Back

Metzenbaum Scissors "METZ"

Front

used to cut delicate tissue; for blunt dissection; blunt tip, straight or curved

Back

towel clamps

Front

Perforating tips; curved; locking clamp used for grasping and securing towels, drapes or tissue; for manipulating bones during fracture reduction

Back

Kerrison Rongeur

Front

Double-action bone punch; variable jaw widths; different jaw slants used in spine and neurosurgery and to remove bone and soft tissue from the vertebral bodies

Back

Steinmann pin

Front

>1.6mm diameter larger diameter than kirschner wire; metal pin or rod for internal fixation of fractures or osteotomies; used for temporary or permanent fixation

Back

Jones Scissors

Front

For delicate tissue dissection, curved tip; A smaller finer tipped Metz.

Back

Bandage Scissors

Front

special scissors with a blunt lower end used to remove dressings and bandages

Back

Richardson Retractor

Front

Right angled; single or double sided; hollow or open handle with finger ridges used to retract multiple layers of tissue in deep surgical sites

Back

Kelly clamp

Front

Control bleeding and ligation, used for large vessels or tissue; curved or straight; long or short

Back

Russian Forceps

Front

Broad, spoon-spaced tips; tips are serrated around the edge for tissue handling

Back

Kosher Clamp

Front

Strong, serrated blades with interlocking teeth, regular and large, straight or curved; control bleeding and ligation, ideal for tough structures

Back

Kirschner wire

Front

<1.6 mm diameter "k-wire"; metal pin or rod for internal fixation of fractures or osteotomies; used for temporary or permanent fixation

Back

Bone Rasp

Front

Single-and-double-ended used to file and shape a bone or cartilage

Back

Adson forceps

Front

stainless steel tweezers used to move and hold tissue in place during delicate surgical procedures; with or without teeth

Back

Arthroscopy Probe

Front

Small, right-angle instrument; blunt tip used in arthroscopic procedures and identify and evaluate tissue

Back

Hohmann retractor

Front

Single-sided; sharp or blunt used to retract tissue shallow and deep surgical sites and for muscle retraction; multiple sizes; straight or blunt

Back

Freer Elevator

Front

Double-ended; slightly curved teardrop shaped tips; multi-purpose tool used to for debulking and lifting periosteum form bones in confined areas

Back

Lecksell Rongeur

Front

Double-action bone biter; straight, curved and angled used to remove small pieces of bone and soft tissue

Back

Cobb Elevator

Front

Single-ended; round, spade-shaped tip; slightly curved blade; multiple tip widths used for scraping bone, periosteum, and soft-tissue

Back

Frazier suction tip

Front

Thin suction tip; straight, angled, and curved tips used for effective suction in confined surgical sites; "French" sizing used to measure the size of a catheter, 3xthe diameter in mm

Back

Hemostat clamp "PEAN"

Front

To secure individual bleeding vessels for hemostasis

Back

Weitlaner Retractor

Front

Self-retaining; multiple downward-pointing curved prongs on each blade used to retract tissue in shallow surgical sites.

Back

Double-Action bone cutting forceps

Front

Straight and angled used to remove small pieces of bone

Back

Tenotomy Scissors

Front

short, blunt tips for dissecting delicate tissue

Back

Goelet Retractor

Front

Double sided; different size blades on either end used to retract tissue in small, superficial surgical sites

Back

Army-Navy Retractor

Front

Double sided; different sized blades on either end used to retract tissue in shallow surgical sites and muscle retraction

Back

Babcock clamp

Front

Triangle shaped opening at tip; straight; locking clamp used to grasp delicate tissue

Back

Orthopedic Mallet

Front

Multiple weights dependent upon procedure; double-sided used for impaction of instrument and implants

Back

MAYO Scissors

Front

Used to cut through tissue; fasica, straight or curved.

Back

Curved or straight currettes

Front

Spoon-shaped tip; sharp cutting edge; multiple sizes used to remove bone and tissue by scraping and scooping; ring curettes are also available

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