Description
Aspen Karlin XL Magnum Cobb Elevator is designed for precision and control in neurological spine procedures. Surgeons seeking a reliable instrument for delicate spinal work will appreciate its optimally weighted, ribbed satin-black handle, which ensures a steady grip and confidence in every movement. Ideal for neurosurgical teams requiring accuracy and comfort during extended procedures.
- 15 mm Blade Width – Provides precise tissue elevation, supporting careful dissection and steady handling.
- 13.5 in Length – Offers extended reach for deep surgical sites, giving surgeons greater access and flexibility.
- Reusable Construction – Built for repeated use, helping facilities manage costs and maintain consistency.
- Ribbed Satin-Black Handle – Ensures a non-slip grip, boosting surgeon confidence throughout procedures.
- Optimally Weighted – Balances comfort and control, reducing fatigue during long surgeries.
Precision Surgical Elevator for Spine Procedures
This specialized surgical elevator is crafted for neurological spine applications, featuring a 15 mm blade and a 13.5-inch length to support delicate tissue manipulation. The ribbed, satin-black handle is designed for a non-slip grip, while the optimally weighted construction enhances control and reduces hand fatigue. Its reusable design aligns with hospital efficiency goals and sustainability. Surgeons performing complex spinal procedures benefit from the instrument’s ergonomic feel and precise handling, making it a trusted choice for demanding operating room environments.
Features and Benefits
Ergonomic Design for Surgical Precision
- Ribbed Satin-Black Handle – Provides a secure, non-slip grip for confident instrument control.
- Optimally Weighted Balance – Reduces hand strain and supports steady, accurate movements.
Specialized for Neurological Surgery
- 15 mm Blade Width – Enables precise dissection and tissue elevation in spinal procedures.
- 13.5 in Length – Reaches deep surgical sites, expanding access for complex cases.
Reusable and Cost-Efficient
- Reusable Construction – Designed for repeated sterilization and use, supporting operational efficiency.
- Latex-Free – Reduces risk for patients and staff with latex sensitivities.
Product Specifications
Dimensions and Materials
- Blade Width: 15 mm
- Length: 13.5 in (34.3 cm)
- Handle Finish: Satin-black, ribbed
Performance and Use
- Lifespan: Reusable
- Latex-Free: Yes
- Surgical Specialty: Neurological Surgery
- Anatomy: Spine
- Namesake: Cobb
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Engineered for Confidence in the OR
Choose this surgical elevator for its blend of ergonomic design, specialized features, and reliable performance. The ribbed, satin-black handle and optimally weighted construction set it apart from standard elevators, supporting surgeon comfort and precision. Its reusable, latex-free build ensures safety and cost-effectiveness for your surgical team.
- Non-Slip Grip – Ribbed handle design maintains control, even in demanding procedures.
- Specialized for Spine – Tailored for neurological surgery, enhancing accuracy and patient safety.
- Reusable Efficiency – Supports repeated use, reducing long-term instrument costs.
- Latex-Free Safety – Suitable for facilities with latex-sensitive staff and patients.
- Optimally Weighted Feel – Minimizes fatigue, helping surgeons focus on precision.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the blade width of this elevator?
The blade width is 15 mm, designed for precise tissue elevation in spinal procedures.
How long is the instrument?
This elevator measures 13.5 inches (34.3 cm) in length, offering extended reach for deep surgical sites.
Is the handle designed for a non-slip grip?
Yes, the ribbed, satin-black handle ensures a secure, non-slip grip for confident handling.
Can this elevator be reused?
Yes, it is constructed for repeated sterilization and use, supporting cost-effective operations.
Is this product latex-free?
Yes, the elevator is latex-free, making it suitable for facilities with latex-sensitive staff and patients.
What surgical specialty is this elevator intended for?
This instrument is specialized for neurological surgery, particularly for spine procedures.
What is the namesake of this elevator?
The elevator is named after Cobb, reflecting its design for spinal applications.
