Description
Aspen Rhoton Dissector Straight Point Needle is designed for precision and control in neurological surgery, supporting surgeons who require accuracy and reliability in delicate cranial procedures. Its lightweight titanium construction helps reduce hand fatigue, making it ideal for extended use in operating rooms. This instrument is especially suited for neurosurgeons performing cranial dissections where balance and tactile feedback are essential.
- Titanium Construction – Offers durability and corrosion resistance, supporting confidence during repeated procedures.
- Lightweight Design – Reduces hand strain for surgeons, helping maintain steady control throughout long surgeries.
- Etched Label #12 – Ensures quick identification, streamlining instrument selection and workflow.
- Semi-Sharp, Straight Point – Facilitates precise dissection and manipulation of cranial tissue, enhancing surgical outcomes.
- Reusable Instrument – Designed for repeated sterilization, supporting cost-effective operation and sustainability.
Precision Titanium Dissector for Neurosurgery
This titanium micro instrument is engineered for neurological surgery, combining a semi-sharp, straight point with a 7 1/2 inch length for optimal reach and control. The etched label #12 allows for fast identification in surgical trays, while the round, deeply knurled handle provides a secure grip. Its lightweight titanium build delivers both balance and corrosion resistance, making it a trusted choice for cranial procedures. Surgeons benefit from the ergonomic design, which helps reduce fatigue during complex dissections. This tool is ideal for cranial anatomy work where precision and tactile feedback are critical.
Features and Benefits
Material and Construction
- Titanium Body – Lightweight and corrosion-resistant for long-term reliability in surgical settings.
- Reusable Design – Supports repeated sterilization cycles, promoting sustainability and cost savings.
Performance and Handling
- Straight Point, Semi-Sharp Tip – Enables controlled, precise dissection of cranial tissue.
- Etched Label #12 – Provides clear identification for efficient instrument management.
- Round, Deeply Knurled Handle – Enhances grip and tactile feedback for steady handling.
Product Specifications
Dimensions and Weight
- Length: 7 1/2 in (19.1 cm)
Material and Safety
- Material: Titanium
- Latex-Free: Yes
Usage and Specialty
- Lifespan: Reusable
- Surgical Specialty: Neurological Surgery
- Anatomy: Cranial
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Engineered for Precision and Comfort in Neurosurgery
Choose this titanium dissector for its balance of durability, ergonomic handling, and clear identification. The semi-sharp, straight point is designed for delicate cranial work, while the etched label and knurled handle help streamline your workflow. This reusable instrument stands out for its lightweight construction, supporting comfort and steady performance in demanding surgical environments.
- Lightweight Titanium – Reduces fatigue, supporting longer procedures with steady hands.
- Clear Etched Label – Simplifies instrument selection, minimizing delays in critical moments.
- Reusable and Sustainable – Designed for repeated use, lowering long-term costs and environmental impact.
- Ergonomic Handle – Deep knurling improves grip, helping maintain control during fine dissections.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What material is the Aspen Rhoton Dissector made from?
This instrument is constructed from lightweight titanium for durability and corrosion resistance.
Is the instrument reusable?
Yes, it is designed for repeated sterilization and long-term use in surgical settings.
What is the length of the dissector?
The dissector measures 7 1/2 inches (19.1 cm) in length.
Is this product latex-free?
Yes, the instrument is latex-free for added safety in sensitive environments.
What surgical specialty is this instrument intended for?
It is intended for neurological surgery, specifically cranial procedures.
How does the etched label help in surgery?
The etched label #12 allows for quick identification, improving workflow and reducing errors.
What type of tip does the dissector have?
It features a semi-sharp, straight point for precise tissue manipulation.
