- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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- MPN: 70-9817
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Does the fenestrated jaw reduce tissue trauma?
Yes. The fenestrated jaw design is specifically engineered to distribute pressure over a larger surface area. This feature minimizes trauma to the intervertebral disc (IVD) compared to standard jaw profiles, making it safer for delicate spinal manipulation.
Is the handle design familiar for surgeons?
Absolutely. The handle features a finger ring profile that mimics the familiar handling characteristics of Love-Gruenwald and Cloward instruments. This ensures a seamless transition and consistent feel for professionals already accustomed to those standard designs.
Is this instrument suitable for neurological procedures?
Yes, it is precision-engineered for:
- Neurological procedures
- Orthopedic spinal manipulation
Its design allows for the precise bone removal and manipulation required in these complex surgical environments.
What materials ensure the instrument's longevity?
The Sklar Wilde Rongeur is constructed from high-quality, durable stainless steel. This material selection is chosen specifically for its:
- Strength in surgical settings
- Reliability during repetitive use
- Resistance to the wear and tear of standard surgical procedures
Is this rongeur safe for latex-sensitive environments?
Yes, this instrument is guaranteed to be latex-free and is not manufactured with any natural rubber latex, making it suitable for all surgical environments requiring latex-free equipment.
Is this product TAA compliant for procurement?
Yes, this instrument meets all TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliance standards, making it eligible for use in government and institutional settings requiring compliant instrumentation.
Is the instrument intended for repeated sterilization?
Yes, this is a reusable surgical instrument. While it is supplied non-sterile, it is designed to withstand the rigorous sterilization processes required for repeated use in a clinical setting.
How does the up-biting tip assist in surgery?
The up-biting tip configuration, paired with its upward curvature, allows the surgeon to access and remove bone or tissue from angles that are difficult to reach with straight instruments. This configuration provides the necessary leverage and access for complex spinal procedures.
Is this a ratcheted or non-ratcheted model?
This specific model is non-ratcheted. This design choice provides a fluid, manual control experience, which is often preferred by surgeons requiring direct, tactile feedback during fine spinal manipulation.
What is the total length of this instrument?
This variant of the Sklar Wilde Rongeur measures exactly 6-3/4 inches (6.75”) in total length, providing a standard, manageable length for precision orthopedic and neurological tasks.