Arthroscopy Instrument

Description

Arthroscopy Instrument

This arthroscopy hand instrument is a keyhole tool for joint surgery. Our supplier lists it at 22.5 cm with a 4.0 mm working size.

About the listing

The product page itself carries no size options. Therefore please contact us to confirm the length, size and working end. We will send details before you order.

Keyhole surgery

Arthroscopy uses small portals and a camera. As a result, instruments must be slim and precise. Also, this instrument follows that principle.

Who uses an arthroscopy hand instrument

Knee, shoulder and ankle surgeons use hand instruments during arthroscopy. Also, sports clinics keep a range. Teaching sets include them.

Handling

Keep the tip in view at all times. Then move slowly and avoid levering. Withdraw gently.

Choosing

If you need a specific working end, tell us the task. Consequently, we can suggest the right instrument. Additionally, we stock several sizes.

Reading the supplier figures

Length and size come from our supplier for this item. Even so, we check each detail with you before shipping. Furthermore, that way the instrument matches your set.

A flexible spare

Many sets keep one general instrument as a backup. Then, if a specific tool fails mid-case, the list can continue. In addition, this item can fill that role.

Arthroscopy hand instrument details

• Keyhole hand instrument
• Supplier listing: 22.5 cm, 4.0 mm
• Details confirmed on request
• Ships non-sterile

Care

After use, wash the shaft and working end. Dry fully. Inspect the tip.

Our promise for each arthroscopy instrument

We protect the arthroscopy instrument for three years against manufacturing defects. Each arthroscopy instrument goes through a visual once-over in Atlanta prior to packing. A backup arthroscopy instrument in the sterile store helps on busy days. Search the entire orthopedic instruments range for other sizes. For a matching piece, try the 4.0 mm version. For order basics, consult our customer FAQ. Need a second opinion on sizing? Contact us for a quick answer. Stainless for surgery has a dedicated standard, ASTM F899.

For use by trained teams. Shipping options sit on our delivery page. Our care page outlines differences in pictures plus nickel in the steel.