Baby Inge Bone Spreader Surgical Instrument
Model Number: MTSI-390
The Baby Inge Bone Spreader is a specialized orthopedic instrument designed for controlled bone separation during surgical procedures. With an 18 cm length and multiple tip variants including toothed, smooth, and cross-serrated, it offers flexibility for different surgical requirements. Commonly used in hospitals, surgical centers, and medical training institutes, it ensures precision and efficiency in delicate procedures. Micro Technologies manufactures this instrument with high-quality standards to deliver durability, accuracy, and reliable performance in clinical and educational environments.
Product Description
The Baby Inge Bone Spreader Surgical Instrument (18 cm, Multiple Tip Variants) is designed for precise and controlled bone separation in orthopedic procedures. Manufactured from premium-grade stainless steel, this instrument ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent performance even under repeated sterilization cycles.
Available in multiple variants including 7 mm toothed, smooth, and cross-serrated tips, this Baby Inge Bone Spreader provides versatility for different surgical needs. The toothed variant offers firm grip, the smooth variant ensures gentle handling, and the cross-serrated design enhances stability during spreading. With an ergonomic 18 cm design, it allows surgeons to operate with precision and control. Micro Technologies ensures that each Baby Inge Bone Spreader is crafted with precision engineering to meet modern surgical standards.
The Baby Inge Bone Spreader is widely used in hospitals, research centers, and medical colleges for both clinical procedures and educational training. Its robust construction and versatile design make it an essential tool for orthopedic surgeons and trainees.
Features
- Made from high-quality surgical stainless steel
- 18 cm length for optimal control and reach
- Available in toothed, smooth, and cross-serrated variants
- 7 mm tip size for precise bone spreading
- Corrosion-resistant and autoclavable
- Ergonomic design for improved handling
- Suitable for clinical and training applications
Benefits
- Provides controlled and precise bone separation
- Offers versatility with multiple tip options for different procedures
- Enhances surgical efficiency and accuracy
- Ensures durability and long-term usability
- Ideal for both professional surgical use and medical training
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Baby Inge Bone Spreader Surgical Instrument |
| Model No. | MTSI-390 |
| Type | Orthopedic Surgical Instrument |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Size / Model | 18 cm Length; 7 mm (Toothed / Smooth / Cross Serrated) |
| Usage | Bone spreading in orthopedic surgeries |
FAQs
What is the Baby Inge bone spreader used for?
The Baby Inge bone spreader is used in orthopedic surgeries to carefully separate bones or maintain spacing between them during procedures. It is particularly useful in delicate surgeries where controlled force and precision are required. The instrument helps surgeons achieve better visibility and access to the surgical area while minimizing tissue damage.
What are the differences between toothed, smooth, and cross-serrated variants?
The toothed variant provides a firm grip on bone surfaces, making it suitable for procedures requiring strong stabilization. The smooth variant is designed for gentle handling and is used where minimal tissue impact is needed. The cross-serrated variant offers enhanced grip and stability, combining the benefits of both designs for improved control during surgical procedures.
Is the instrument suitable for repeated sterilization?
Yes, the Baby Inge bone spreader is made from high-quality stainless steel, which is resistant to corrosion and designed to withstand repeated sterilization processes such as autoclaving. This ensures that the instrument maintains its performance and hygiene standards over time, making it suitable for long-term clinical use.
Can this instrument be used for medical training purposes?
Yes, this instrument is widely used in medical colleges and training institutes to teach orthopedic surgical techniques. It allows students to gain hands-on experience with professional-grade tools and understand the mechanics of bone spreading. Its durable construction and realistic design make it ideal for educational demonstrations and practical learning.
Why Choose Our Products
- Manufactured under strict quality control for reliable performance
- Durable materials ensure long service life
- Precision engineering supports accurate surgical outcomes
- Ergonomic design enhances usability and control
