·          Manufactured from Stainless Steel.

·          Product Conforms to ISO 9001, CE-Quality Mark, ISO 13485, FDA and other Quality Standards

·          Highly polished finish for aesthetic and corrosion resistance

·          High Degree of Precision and Flexibility while conducting the Clinical Procedure.

·          Premium Quality Stainless Steel with Superior Craftsmanship.

Product  Description :

1- Kerrison Rongeurs 7" UP Bite 1mm  Neuro, Spine

1- Kerrison Rongeurs 7" UP Bite 2mm Neuro, Spine 

1- Kerrison Rongeurs 7" UP Bite 3mm  Neuro, Spine

1- Kerrison Rongeurs 7" UP Bite 4mm Neuro, Spine 

1- Crocodile Forceps 7'' Up Bit 3mm

1- Crocodile Forceps 7'' Down Bit 3mm

1- Crocodile Forceps 7'' Straight Bit 3mm

1-FULTON Laminectomy Rongeur 9" Straight 

1-FULTON Laminectomy Rongeur 9" Curved

6- Lampert Bone Curette straight 

Our range spans a wide spectrum of product categories:-

Large Fragment Locking Plates System, Small Fragment Locking Plates System, External Fixator System, Cannulated Screws, Implants & Instruments, Hip Prosthesis & Hip Replacement, Orthopedic General Instruments, Small & Large Fragment Implants & Instruments, DHS-DCS Implants And Instruments, Delta Nailing System, Interlocking Nailing Implants, Surgical Instrument Sets, Orthopedic Implants, Orthopedic Instruments, Interlocking Nails, Tibail Nails, Femur Nail, Proximal Femoral Nail, Bone Screw, Locking Implants, Bone Implants intramedullary nail Nails, Proximal Humerus Locking Plate, Locking Screw, Orthopedic Equipment.  Veterinary instruments, veterinary orthopedic instruments ,veterinary orthopedic implants ,veterinary orthopedic screws, veterinary orthopedic bone plates

Orthopedic bone plates and screw, general surgery instruments, Gynecology instruments and all kind of customized instruments sets 

Instructions for using surgical instruments:

INTENDED USE :

T hese instructions for use are valid for surgical instruments made of stainless steel, such as dental instruments, extracting forceps, instruments for bone surgery, scalpels, knifes, scissors, forceps, clamps, retractors, probes, spatulas, suture instruments a s o.

Dismantable instruments or instruments made of other materials will be distributed with special instructions.

  TESTS :

  Prior to each use, the instruments must tested to their correct working order. Surface damage such as scratches, cracks,   nicks, dents as well as bent parts indicate that the instrument must not be used. Defective products should be repaired or   disposed of as specified by the hospital. Damaged products may not be used!

  HANDLING :

The instruments must not be overstressed by twisting or levering as this may lead to damages or cracking of the instruments.

  PURPOSE / FIELD OF APPLICATION:

 These operating instructions are valid for standard surgical instruments of the production . The user   decides according to his specialized knowledge whether the instrument may suitable for the intended   purpose.

  DISPOSAL:

 Instruments that cannot be repaired or reprocessed should be disposed in accordance with the respective   disposal guidelines of the hospital.

  MATERIALS:

 The materials used are stainless steels according to DIN EN ISO 7153-1.

  REPROCESSING DIRECTION:

 Surgical instruments may in general only be processed by specially skilled staff possessing the specific   knowledge   for this kind of work. Detailed information to the maintenance of instruments are available.

 Strelization instructions:

 RINSING Immediately after surgery, rinse instruments under warm (not hot) running water. Rinse should   remove all blood, body fluids and tissue.

1.     CLEANING (If not done immediately after rinsing, instruments should be submerged in a solution of water and neutral PH(7) detergent.)

2.     A. Ultrasonic Cleaning For micro and delicate instruments, use manual cleaning.

3.     (step C). Instruments should be processed in a cleaner for the full recommended cycle time – usually 5 to 10 minutes. Place instruments in open position into the ultrasonic cleaner. Make sure that "Sharp" (scissors, knives osteotomes, etc.) blades do not touch other instruments. All Instruments have to be fully submerged. Do not place dissimilar metals (stainless, copper, chrome plated, etc.) in the same cleaning cycle. Change solution frequently – at least as often as manufacturer recommends. Rinse instruments after ultrasonic cleaning with water to remove ultrasonic cleaning solution.

4.     Automatic Washer Sterilizers Follow manufacturers recommendations but make sure instruments are lubricated after last rinse cycle and before sterilization cycle.

5.     Manual Cleaning Most instrument manufacturers recommend ultrasonic cleaning as the best and most effective way to clean surgical instruments, particularly those with hinges, locks and other moving parts. If ultra sonic cleaning is not available observe the following steps. Cleaning, Sterilization & Maintenance of Surgical Instruments 166 3. AFTER CLEANING If instruments are to be stored, let them air dry and store them in a clean and dry environment.

6.    AUTOCLAVING If instruments are to be reused or autoclaved: A. Lubricate all instruments which have any "metal to metal" action such as scissors, hemostats, needle holders, self-retaining retractors, etc. Recommend surgical lubricants such as instrument milk are best. Do not use

       WD40, oil or other industrial lubricants.

7.    Put instruments up for autoclaving either individually or in sets. Individual Instruments Disposable paper or plastic pouches are ideal. Make sure you use a wide enough pouch (4" or wider) for instruments with ratchet locks such as needle holders and hemostats so the instrument can be sterilized in an open (unlocked) position.

8.     Instrument Sets Unlock all instruments and sterilize them in an open position. Place heavy instruments on bottom of set (when two layers are required). Never lock an instrument during autoclaving. It will not be sterile as steam cannot reach the metal to metal surfaces. The instrument will develop cracks in hinge areas because of heat expansion during the autoclave cycle.

Do not overload the autoclave chamber as pockets may form that do not permit steam penetration. Place towel on bottom of pan to absorb excess moisture during autoclaving. This will reduce the chances of getting "Wet packs". Make sure the towels used in sterilization of instruments have no detergent residue and are neutral – PH(7) if immersed in water.

       This can be a real problem as laundries frequently use inexpensive but high PH(9-13) detergents and do not properly rinse out or neutralize those detergents in the final wash/rinse cycle. Also, some times bleaches such as Clorox are added and are not neutralized. Codman Kerrison Rongeurs Codman Kerrison Rongeurs Bone Curettes 16Pcs Set Orthopedics  Codman Orthopedics Surgical & Orthopedic Instruments kerrison codman Symmetry Surgical Lumbar Spine Surgical Instruments  Neuro Spine Spinal