Arthroscopy Instrument With Overload Protection Fig 2

Description

Arthroscopy Instrument With Overload Protection Fig 2

The overload arthroscopy fig 2 instrument combines the figure 2 jaw pattern with overload protection. Fifteen versions cover three sizes and five angles.

Protection for fine jaws

Jaws inside a joint face hard tissue and awkward angles. Consequently, an overload feature limits excess force. In addition, that reduces the risk of breakage.

Overload fig 2 choices

The smallest shaft is 2.7 mm, and the largest is 4.5 mm, with 3.4 mm between them. Tips can be straight, tilted upward or angled toward one side. Therefore you can match the instrument to the portal and target.

Who uses the overload arthroscopy fig 2

Knee and shoulder surgeons use it in routine and complex cases. Also, training programs use protected instruments. Sports units keep them in their main sets.

Standard or protected

The standard figure 2 suits surgeons who prefer a direct feel. In contrast, the protected version adds security. Also, some sets include both.

Inside the joint

Keep the jaws in view at all times. Then grip with steady pressure. Close the jaws before withdrawing.

Fewer broken jaws

A snapped jaw inside a joint means extra time to retrieve the fragment. For that reason, overload protection can save both time and stress. It also extends the working life of the instrument.

Overload arthroscopy fig 2 options

• Overload-protected handle
• Three shafts, 2.7 to 4.5 mm
• Five tip angles
• Ships non-sterile

Care

Rinse while operating the jaws. Dry with air. Test the overload action before reuse.

Shipping details

You get three years against manufacturing defects covering every arthroscopy instrument as standard. Ahead of dispatch, our Atlanta inspector views the arthroscopy instrument by eye. We gladly check sizes for your team. Many surgical teams keep an extra arthroscopy instrument for back-to-back cases. Similar tools live in our orthopedics category. Surgeons often add our standard figure 2. Our common questions page answers payment questions. For background on surgical alloys, see ASTM F899.

For professional use only. Our care and cleaning page outlines image variation and the nickel in this alloy. Shipping options show on the shipping info page.