Description
Aspen Spreader Inge Lamina Child is designed for precision and reliability in neurological spine surgery, supporting clinicians who need dependable tools for pediatric procedures. This reusable surgical instrument helps create a steady and controlled environment, giving surgical teams confidence during delicate operations. Ideal for neurosurgeons and operating room staff working with pediatric spine anatomy, its latex-free construction supports patient safety and comfort.
- Reusable Design – Built for repeated use, supporting cost-effective and sustainable surgical practices.
- Latex-Free Construction – Reduces risk of allergic reactions, providing peace of mind for sensitive patients.
- Specialized for Neurological Surgery – Tailored for spine procedures, helping clinicians achieve precise outcomes.
- Child-Specific Sizing – Designed for pediatric anatomy, ensuring a secure and appropriate fit during surgery.
Precision Surgical Instrument for Pediatric Spine Procedures
This pediatric lamina spreader is engineered to meet the demands of neurological surgery, specifically for spine applications in children. The reusable construction supports repeated sterilization and use, making it a practical choice for busy surgical teams. Its latex-free materials help minimize patient risk, while the child-specific sizing ensures a secure fit for pediatric anatomy. Neurosurgeons and operating room staff benefit from a tool that supports accuracy and control, contributing to smoother procedures and greater confidence in the operating room.
Features and Benefits
Reusable and Sustainable
- Durable Construction – Designed for multiple sterilization cycles, supporting long-term use in clinical settings.
- Cost Efficiency – Reusable design helps reduce overall instrument costs for hospitals and clinics.
Patient Safety
- Latex-Free Materials – Minimizes the risk of allergic reactions for sensitive patients.
- Child-Specific Fit – Engineered for pediatric spine anatomy, ensuring proper application and safety.
Specialized for Neurological Surgery
- Precision Engineering – Supports delicate manipulation of spinal lamina during neurosurgical procedures.
- Trusted in Spine Surgery – Used in neurological operating rooms for reliable performance.
Product Specifications
General Specifications
- Lifespan: Reusable
- Latex-Free: Yes
- Surgical Specialty: Neurological Surgery
- Anatomy: Spine
- Namesake: Inge
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Engineered for Pediatric Spine Surgery
Choosing the right surgical instrument is essential for patient safety and procedural success. This pediatric lamina spreader stands out for its reusable, latex-free design and child-specific fit, giving clinicians confidence in every procedure. The specialized engineering for neurological surgery means you can trust its performance in the most delicate spine operations.
- Reusable Advantage – Supports repeated use, reducing waste and long-term costs.
- Latex-Free Safety – Helps protect sensitive patients from allergic reactions.
- Pediatric Focus – Designed for the unique needs of child spine surgery.
- Specialized Application – Tailored for neurological procedures, offering precision and control.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
- Aspen Spreader Inge Lamina Child – Reprocessing Instructions Reusable Instruments Rev 8
- Aspen Spreader Inge Lamina Child – Reprocessing Instructions Reusable Instruments Rev 9 Multi
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is this spreader suitable for pediatric spine surgery?
Yes, this instrument is specifically designed for use in child spine procedures within neurological surgery.
Can the spreader be reused?
Yes, it is a reusable surgical instrument, supporting multiple sterilization cycles.
Is the product latex-free?
Yes, the spreader is made from latex-free materials to help reduce allergic reactions.
What surgical specialty is this instrument intended for?
This spreader is intended for neurological surgery, particularly for spine procedures.
Does the instrument come with a warranty?
The warranty information is not provided in the available sources.
Are there instructions for reprocessing or sterilization?
Yes, detailed reprocessing instructions are available in the included manuals.
What is the namesake of this instrument?
The instrument is named "Inge," as indicated in the specifications.
