Sklar Lumbar Nerve Hook - 98-5163

Yes. This nerve hook is crafted from high-quality, medical-grade stainless steel. It is specifically designed to withstand the rigors of repeated surgical use and consistent sterilization processes, ensuring a long service life.

The bayonet handle design provides an offset angle that significantly benefits the surgeon by: 1. Improving Visibility: Keeping the user’s hand out of the direct line of sight. 2. Enhancing Access: Providing superior maneuverability for delicate nerve manipulation in the lumbar region.

Absolutely. Because it is engineered for repeated use and constructed from robust stainless steel, the Sklar Lumbar Nerve Hook is fully compatible with standard hospital-grade surgical instrument sterilization protocols, maintaining its structural integrity over time.

Yes. The instrument features an angled pointed tip configuration. This precision geometry is specifically tailored for detailed dissection, controlled retraction, and delicate nerve handling tasks typical of lumbar procedures.

The instrument measures exactly 9-1/2 inches in length. This standard professional length provides the appropriate reach, leverage, and extension required for most lumbar surgical applications.

Yes. This product is strictly not made with natural rubber latex, ensuring it is a safe choice for use with both patients and surgical staff who have documented latex sensitivities.

Yes, this instrument is TAA compliant. This ensures that the product meets the necessary regulatory and trade agreement standards often required for procurement in government and institutional medical settings.

Yes. The handle is designed with pronounced horizontal grooves or ribbing. This textured finish provides enhanced ergonomic control, helping to prevent slipping and allowing for steady, precise manipulation during sensitive surgical steps.

It is purpose-built for lumbar surgical procedures. The unique combination of the bayonet handle, straight curvature, and angled pointed tip makes it an ideal instrument for the specific requirements of nerve handling and tissue retraction in the lumbar area.

Yes. By choosing a high-grade, reusable stainless steel instrument, you invest in long-term value. This eliminates the recurring costs associated with disposable alternatives while maintaining the consistent performance required for critical nerve procedures.