Arthroscopy Instrument 2.0mm

Description

Arthroscopy Instrument 2.0mm

This 2 mm arthroscopy instrument is a slim, 10 cm straight keyhole tool. Its 2.0 mm size suits small joints such as the wrist and ankle.

Small joints, small tools

Small joints have tight spaces and small portals. Therefore a 2.0 mm instrument passes through with little trauma. It still reaches the target tissue.

A straight 2 mm arthroscopy tip

The straight working end reaches tissue directly ahead of the portal. As a result, it is easy to aim. In addition, it suits routine small joint tasks.

Who uses a 2 mm arthroscopy instrument

Wrist and ankle arthroscopists use it most. Also, elbow surgeons may use it. Pediatric arthroscopy may call for it too.

Gentle handling

Small instruments bend easily. Consequently, avoid levering or twisting inside the joint. Use light, controlled movements.

Confirming the jaw

Our listing does not name the working end pattern. So we send a drawing first, before you commit. Then you can be sure it fits your technique.

Wrist and ankle portals

Portals in the wrist sit between tendons and small nerves. For this reason, a slim shaft keeps the entry small. The camera view also stays clear around it.

Pediatric joints

Children have small joint spaces, even in the knee. So a fine tool can suit young patients too. Always pick the smallest size that does the job well.

2 mm arthroscopy instrument details

• 2.0 mm
• 10 cm long
• Straight
• Supplied non-sterile

Care

Flush the small shaft and tip carefully. Dry fully. Inspect for bending.

Getting this arthroscopy instrument

Each arthroscopy instrument goes through a final check at our Atlanta site before it ships. Our guarantee for each arthroscopy instrument spans three years against manufacturing defects as standard. Many departments order an extra arthroscopy instrument for busy lists. Other options are in our orthopedic line. We readily confirm details for your facility. You may also want our 3.0 mm version. For order basics, visit the FAQ section. To read about steels for surgery, go to ASTM F899.

For hospital and clinic use. Returns are on our returns policy. Photos may show a sibling size, while the alloy includes nickel; consult the care notes for details.