Bone Spreader

Code	Product name	Specification	QTY(PC)
60300-13	Bone Spreader	8mm	1

Key Features and Benefits of Our Bone Spreaders

Precision and Control: Our bone spreaders are engineered for exceptional precision and control, allowing surgeons to carefully and gently separate tissues during orthopedic procedures. The adjustable width and ergonomic design provide surgeons with precise control, minimizing damage to surrounding tissues and ensuring optimal surgical outcomes.

Durability and Strength: Crafted from high-quality surgical-grade materials, our bone spreaders are built to withstand the demands of orthopedic surgery. They offer exceptional durability and strength, maintaining their performance and integrity even after repeated use.

Adjustable Width: Many of our bone spreaders feature adjustable widths, allowing surgeons to customize the spreading force based on the specific needs of the procedure. This flexibility ensures optimal tissue separation without excessive force, reducing the risk of damage.

Ergonomic Design: Designed with surgeon comfort in mind, our bone spreaders offer ergonomic handles that provide a comfortable and secure grip. The balanced design and non-slip grips reduce hand fatigue and improve precision, allowing surgeons to focus on the procedure without discomfort.

Sterilizability: Our bone spreaders are designed for easy sterilization, ensuring a clean and safe surgical environment. They can be sterilized using standard sterilization methods, such as autoclaving or chemical sterilization.

 

Indications for Bone Spreader Use

Bone spreaders are specialized surgical instruments used to gently separate tissues during orthopedic procedures. They are commonly used in the following indications:

Joint Replacement:

• Hip and knee replacements: Bone spreaders are used to separate the joint capsule and surrounding soft tissues during joint replacement surgery, providing access to the damaged joint.

Fracture Repair:

• Open fractures: Bone spreaders can be used to gently separate soft tissues surrounding a fracture site, allowing for proper visualization and reduction of the fracture.
• Internal fixation: They may be used to create space for inserting internal fixation devices, such as screws or plates.

Arthrotomy:

• Arthroscopic procedures: Bone spreaders can be used to expand the joint space during arthroscopic surgeries, allowing for better visualization and access.
• Open arthrotomies: They may be used to separate joint tissues during open joint surgery.

Soft Tissue Release:

• Contractures: Bone spreaders can be used to gently stretch and release contracted soft tissues, improving joint range of motion.
• Adhesions: They may be used to separate adhesions or scar tissue that is restricting joint movement.

Other Applications:

• Tumor resection: Bone spreaders can be used to gently separate tissues around a tumor during removal surgery.
• Biopsy procedures: They may be used to create space for tissue biopsy procedures.

By using bone spreaders, surgeons can effectively separate tissues, improve visualization, and facilitate various orthopedic procedures.

 

How Does The Bone Spreader Work

A bone spreader is a specialized surgical instrument designed to gently separate tissues during orthopedic procedures. It typically consists of two or more blades that are connected by a hinge or hinge mechanism.

Here’s how a bone spreader works:

1. Insertion: The bone spreader is inserted into the surgical site, with the blades positioned on either side of the tissue to be separated.
2. Opening: The surgeon gently opens the blades of the spreader, applying pressure to separate the tissues. The adjustable width allows for precise control over the amount of separation.
3. Visualization: The bone spreader helps to create space and improve visualization of the surgical site, allowing the surgeon to access and manipulate tissues more effectively.

 

FAQ

1. What is a bone spreader?

A bone spreader is a specialized surgical instrument used to gently separate tissues during orthopedic procedures. It typically consists of two or more blades connected by a hinge or hinge mechanism.

2. What are the main benefits of using bone spreaders?

Using bone spreaders can offer several benefits, including:

• Improved visualization: Creates space for better viewing of surgical sites.
• Reduced tissue trauma: Minimizes damage to surrounding tissues.
• Enhanced precision: Provides precise control over tissue separation.
• Increased efficiency: Streamlines surgical procedures.

3. How does a bone spreader work?

Bone spreaders are inserted into the surgical site and then opened to gently separate tissues. The adjustable width allows for precise control over the amount of separation.

4. What materials are bone spreaders typically made from?

Bone spreaders are usually made from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, which is durable, corrosion-resistant, and easy to sterilize.

5. Are bone spreaders reusable?

Yes, bone spreaders are reusable after proper sterilization and maintenance.

6. What are the different types of bone spreaders?

Bone spreaders come in various sizes and shapes, including straight, angled, and curved blades. The choice of spreader depends on the specific surgical procedure and the desired level of tissue separation.

7. How should bone spreaders be sterilized?

Bone spreaders should be sterilized using standard sterilization methods, such as autoclaving or chemical sterilization, to ensure a clean and safe surgical environment.

8. Can bone spreaders be customized?

Some manufacturers may offer customized bone spreaders with specific blade shapes, sizes, or materials to meet specialized surgical needs.

9. What precautions should be taken when using bone spreaders?

When using bone spreaders, it is important to handle them carefully to avoid injury. Apply gentle pressure and avoid excessive force to minimize tissue damage.

10. Where can I purchase bone spreaders?

Bone spreaders can be purchased from medical equipment suppliers, surgical instrument manufacturers, or online retailers specializing in medical supplies.