BR Surgical DERLACKI Ossicle Holder,1.5mm x 4mm vertical groove,1.5mm x 2mm horizontal groove, 1mm teeth, 4¾"

Yes, the BR Surgical Derlacki Ossicle Holder is specifically engineered for delicate ear surgery. It is a professional-grade instrument designed for the careful manipulation and placement of ossicles during intricate procedures.

The instrument features specialized dual-groove geometry to provide stability and versatility:

• Vertical Groove (1.5mm x 4mm): Designed to accommodate specific ossicle shapes securely.
• Horizontal Groove (1.5mm x 2mm): Provides additional support for varied positioning, ensuring the surgeon can maneuver delicate structures with confidence.

Yes, the 1mm teeth are precision-crafted to provide the necessary friction and grip required to manipulate small anatomical components without causing unintended damage to the tissue.

With a total length of 4¾ inches (12.07 cm), this instrument is designed to offer a balanced, ergonomic feel. This size is specifically chosen to facilitate the fine manual control necessary for complex otologic work.

Absolutely. This is a factory-new surgical instrument manufactured by BR Surgical to meet the rigorous standards expected by medical professionals in a sterile or surgical environment.

Yes. Thanks to the combination of both 1.5mm x 4mm vertical and 1.5mm x 2mm horizontal grooves, the holder is versatile enough to securely accommodate various ossicle shapes during the surgical process.

The primary benefit is enhanced stability. The 1mm teeth provide a firm, reliable grasp on small structures, significantly minimizing the risk of slippage during critical moments in surgery.

Yes, this model (BR12-18412) is available as a single standard, professional-grade configuration, ensuring consistent performance for surgical teams.

The instrument is designed for a balanced, intuitive grip. Due to its 4¾-inch length and specialized grooved tips, it allows surgeons to maneuver anatomical structures with high stability, requiring only the standard technique for surgical otologic instrumentation.

Yes, the combination of the precisely engineered grooves and 1mm teeth is specifically intended to maximize friction and security, ensuring that small, delicate ossicles are held firmly throughout the surgical procedure.